The East Tennessee hills are famous for the moonshiners who stay one step ahead of the law even today. One theory as to how moonshiners got the name? Since making the untaxed corn liquor was illegal, it had to be done in secret, maybe at night, with only the moon to light the operation. A laser engraved “whiskey barrel” is home to each pocketknife and its accompanying flask (foam inserts keep the knives and flasks scratch-free).

440A stainless steel blades. Yellow corn cob jigged bone handle. Master blade etch. Nickel silver bolsters and Moonshiner shield. Brass pins and liners. Clip pt blade length 2-3/8″. Sheepfoot blade length 1-5/8″. Spey blade length 1-5/8″. Blade widths: 1/2″, 7/16″, 7/16″. Blade thicknesses: 1/16″. 3-3/4″ closed. 2oz stainless steel flask. Laser engraved whiskey barrel display. Made in China. Bone is a natural handle material prone to cracking. Therefore, some knives may have cracks near the pins or bolsters. Some handles hold dyed material differently.