Harsey Folder, Uncle Sam special edition.
This is the Uncle Sam special edition of the Spartan Harsey Folder. It is built on the award winning full titanium SHF platform designed with William Harsey Jr., with titanium handle scales engraved with an Uncle Sam and eagles motif and patriotic detailing. The 4 inch CPM-MagnaCut spear point blade has a flat ground main bevel and a tapered top edge, and it sits in a 6AL-4V titanium frame lock body with dual thumb stud deployment.
Note from Lone Star Knife and Supply: This is a patriotic collector's run of the SHF, the same titanium flagship folder Spartan is known for, with the Uncle Sam artwork engraved into the handle. Because the anodizing is applied by hand, expect subtle color variation from piece to piece.
Why this one stands out
- 4 in CPM-MagnaCut spear point blade with a flat ground main bevel and tapered top edge
- Titanium handle scales engraved with an Uncle Sam and eagles motif
- Full 6AL-4V titanium frame lock construction
- Dual thumb stud deployment, designed by William Harsey Jr.
Specifications
- Blade Length: 4 in
- Overall Length: 9 in
- Blade Steel: CPM-MagnaCut
- Blade Style: Spear point, flat ground with tapered top edge
- Handle Material: Titanium, engraved Uncle Sam and eagles with patriotic detailing
- Fittings: Titanium
- Lock Type: Frame lock
- Deployment: Dual thumb stud
- Weight: 5.9 oz
- Edition: Uncle Sam Special Edition
- Designer: William Harsey Jr.
- Country of Origin: Made in USA (Southern Pines, North Carolina)
A patriotic Uncle Sam edition of Spartan's award winning Harsey Folder, engraved in titanium.
About Spartan Blades
Spartan Blades is based in Southern Pines, North Carolina, founded by two former Special Forces soldiers, Curtis Iovito and Mark Carey. The shop builds its knives in the USA and backs them with a lifetime warranty. The Spartan Harsey Folder won the 2016 BLADE Show American Made Knife of the Year.
We Toured the Shop
The Great American Knife Tour™ visited Spartan Blades and did a full shop tour with co-founder Curtis Iovito.
If you want to see the shop, the machines, and the people behind the work, it is worth a watch.
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW094XawGfs
