Chris Reeve Rare Jereboam Integral Fixed Blade

The Chris Reeve Jereboam is a rare, discontinued one-piece heavy-duty survival and tactical fixed-blade knife originally machined from a single solid billet of A2 tool steel.

Key Specifications & Features

• Design & Construction: Machined as a single integral piece (no welds or joints) with a hollow knurled handle and a removable D65S aluminum butt cap that features a watertight/internal storage cavity.
• Blade Type: Clip-point / Bowie style design with a false top edge; some early models featured sawteeth (spine serrations) or plain edges depending on the MK I or MK II generation.
• Blade Length: Approximately 8.5" to 9.0" (overall length around 13.75" to 14").
• Blade Steel & Hardness: A2 Tool Steel hardened to 55–57 RC, coated with finishes like Kalgard or KG Gun-Kote.
• Origin: Originally hand-crafted in South Africa before Chris Reeve Knives moved its operations to Boise, Idaho, USA, in 1889/1989.
• Sheath: Typically includes a heavy-duty black leather belt sheath.

Specifications:

blade material: A2 Tool Steel

blade hardness: 55-57 RC

blade coating: KG Gun-Kote

blade length: 9.0" (228 mm)

blade thickness: 0.25" (6.35 mm)

overall length: 13.75" (349 mm)

weight: 16.6 oz. (471 g)

sheath: 9" snap, leather

handle material: A2 Tool Steel

butt cap material: D65S aluminum