Myerchin Light Knive W/ Marlinspike on 2040-parts.com
Center Harbor, New Hampshire, US
Was a display in a store that closed . Myerchin Light Knife , Reads Charts , water resistant lighting diode , 440 high carbon stanless blade. Built - in shackle opener ,
Marlinspike and lightweight zytel handle with clip. Blade 3 1/2 " Marlinspike 3"
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