Seabags and rigging products are normally shipped within 3 business days or less (Mon-Fri, except holidays).

Online purchases receive immediate confirmation by e-Mail. Order Handling: Timely shipment is part of our commitment to you. Quality, Service & Satisfaction Guaranteed. Ships quickly and directly from our Florida stockroom. Special kit from SHIPCANVAS includes rope lanyard (as pictured) plus 2-way nylon belt sheath (vertical/horizontal) with velcro closure. Nicely packaged for gift-giving or presentation. as well as a marlinspike lock which is 100% firm and dependable with zero wobble or play. it is what we call 'tight and right,' with a super-thick 1/8' blade spine that can be pounded with a rigger's mallet at the bench. But as is often the case, few of the replicas have been able to match the precision, durability and balance of this American-made original.Īt just over a quarter pound, the 1757 is denser, harder and stronger. The '1757' is the folding rigger's knife that started it all, and has been copied many times by various manufacturers over the years. Made in Providence, Rhode Island U.S.A.Blade material: Hardened #440C Stainless Steel.Each knife proudly carries its own serial number stamped into the blade, and comes with a Lifetime Warranty. Per current military specs, the knife now carries a partially serrated 'Never Dull' type blade for faster cutting through canvas, leather, sailcloth, all ropes & running rigging (including Spectra, Dyneema, Kevlar, etc) plus virtually every other type of fibrous material aboard the ship. National Stock Number 5110-0 is still in circulation with the U.S. The lanyard bail doubles as the spike release lever, and has an integral shackler key. Nicknamed 'the 1757,' this classic American rigging knife has been circumnavigating the globe for nearly 100 years and 5 generations of US Navy and Coast Guard sailors!įeatures a razor-sharp, specially hardened #440C stainless blade, molded chip bone scales, and a forged stainless steel marlinspike with safety lock.

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