Dexter Russell S126PCP, 2-3/4-inch Oyster Knife, Providence Pattern

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Dexter Russell S126PCP, 2-3/4-inch Oyster Knife, Providence Pattern
Dexter Russell S126PCP, 2-3/4-inch Oyster Knife, Providence Pattern is an ideal tool for dealing with oysters. This knife can accomplish the job of opening shell valves without damaging the seafood inside. It features a top quality stainless high-carbon steel blade, shaped specifically for the job of opening a shell quickly and effectively, and a sturdy beech handle. Safe and easy to use, this knife is an excellent choice for professionals.
Manufacturer:
Dexter Russell
SKU:
S126PCP
Weight (Lbs):
0.10
Blade Length (Inch):
2¾
Blade Material:
Stain-Free High Carbon Steel
Edge Type:
Straight Edge
Handle Length (Inch):
4
Type:
Oyster Knife
UPC:
92187104831
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