Assorted Wood Handle Grafting Folding Knife Keychain – 5.5 cm Handle, Brass Bolster

Wholesale grafting knife keychains in an assorted pack — dark wood, black horn and white bone handles, each with a brass bolster, made in Pakistan.

$1.48
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $1.04 from 50 pcs
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
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  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This grafting knife keychain assortment pairs a stainless steel blade with a 5.5 cm handle available in dark wood, black horn and white bone, each finished with a brass bolster and pins. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's a genuine field tool for grafting and trimming, compact enough for a keyring. Sold as a ready-made color assortment, it lets retailers stock a full range in a single wholesale order.

Specifications

Weight
0.027 kg
Blade size (cm)
4.5
Handle size (cm)
5.5
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Dark wood, horn, white bone
Bolster
Brass
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

The story

Grafting knives, from old orchards to the key ring

Long before anyone understood why it worked, orchard keepers had learned to join a shoot from a prized tree onto the roots of a hardier one, and classical authors were already writing instructions for it. The craft needs little equipment, but it does demand a blade that leaves a perfectly flat, clean face, because ragged tissue will not knit. Nurserymen came to favour short, straight blades kept very keen, many with a squared end for opening the bark.

This assortment shrinks that tool to keyring size, with a 4.5 cm stainless blade in a 5.5 cm handle and a brass bolster, offered in dark wood, black horn and white bone. It is a working grafting knife for small jobs and a charming reminder of an old craft.

Questions & answers

Assorted grafting keychains: buyer FAQ

Does Pakistan make good knives?

Sialkot workshops have a long record with garden knives, including pruning and grafting patterns. This assortment is a quick way to judge the work: three handle materials side by side show whether bone, horn and wood are all fitted and polished to the same standard, and whether every 4.5 cm blade closes to the same position.

What is the grafting knife price in Pakistan for this assortment?

The price per piece, in rupees (PKR), is shown at the top of this page for visitors in Pakistan, and orders can be placed via WhatsApp. Garden centres buying the mixed assortment by the dozen pay a lower unit rate; email or message us with the quantity.

Which handle materials are in the mix?

Dark wood, black horn and white bone, each with a brass bolster and brass pins. If you want a particular ratio, more bone than horn for instance, let us know and we will confirm what can be arranged.

Which one to choose

Assortment or single material: which grafting keychain to stock

The assortment suits shops that want variety in one order. If you already know what sells, a single-material version may make more sense:

Hung side by side on a keychain stand for display, any of them sits well next to the mixed set.

Gift ideas

Gifts for grafters and orchard volunteers

A tiny grafting keychain makes a thoughtful present for people who look after trees:

  • Members of a community orchard, each choosing bone, horn or wood.
  • A friend who has just taken a fruit-tree grafting workshop.
  • Allotment neighbours, as a thank-you for shared cuttings and scion wood.
  • A gardener's Christmas stocking, beside a roll of grafting tape.

Shops with Pakistan knives for sale online should show all three handle materials in one photo; choosing between them is half the pleasure of this gift.