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This lockback by Harvey Otis McBurnette features a mirror polished blade with nail nick. The handle has dovetailed nickel silver bolsters, stag covers, fileworked nickel silver liners, stainless backspacer. Nice lockup, function and blade seating. Has a few light scratches, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.75
Overall Length 6.5
Closed Length 3.75
Weight (oz) 3.1
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Horn & Antler
The late Harvey McBurnette is considered to be one of the legendary knife makers. His knives are hard to find and valuable. Harvey McBurnette, Dick Dorough and W.T. Fuller all worked together at Goodyear Tire and Rubber in Gadsden, AL. W.T. lost one of his hands in a treadmill accident and was retired from work. They were all friends and machinists, W.T. needed a front locking knife so he could open and close one handed. The three makers worked together and developed a front locking folder. Harvey had to move to New Mexico for health reasons, and continued making knives there. Harvey went on to greater fame than either W.T. or Dick, but they all made locking folders as their style. Harvey was a craftsman of craftsman. Harvey passed away in 1997.
