Cold Steel Rajah III Tri-Ad Lock - Lynn Thompson Collection With Certificate Of Authenticity

The Rajah III Tri-Ad Lock is a premium Cold Steel folding knife from the Lynn Thompson Collection, crafted for serious collectors and dedicated knife enthusiasts who value provenance as much as performance.

• Blade: 3.5" AUS-8 stainless steel blade with a rugged stonewash finish for added texture and wear resistance
• Closed length: 4.88" (12.4 cm), compact profile that fits comfortable in hand and pocket
• Handle: Black Griv-Ex handle for durability, grip, and a sleek silhouette
• Locking mechanism: Tri-Ad Lock—one of the strongest, safest folding lock systems, designed to resist deformation and accidental closure
• Deployment: Thumb disk provides easy, one-handed opening with controlled actuation
• Carry features: Lanyard hole and pocket clip enable versatile everyday carry and personalization
• Provenance: Directly from Lynn Thompson’s personal collection, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Lynn Thompson
• Packaging: Presented boxed for display, safekeeping, and gifting

This Rajah III stands out for its combination of robust engineering and collectible significance. The AUS-8 blade offers balanced edge retention and corrosion resistance, while the stonewashed finish helps conceal minor wear from use or display. The Tri-Ad Lock delivers reassuring security during routine tasks and provides peace of mind for collectors who appreciate a dependable, time-tested locking system. The Black Griv-Ex handle is designed for long-term comfort and resilience, and the thumb disk gives smooth, confident blade deployment. With a lanyard hole and pocket clip, it’s ready for daily carry or display, and the included Certificate of Authenticity and original box elevate its status as a true collectible from a renowned collection. Whether you’re updating a Cold Steel collection, seeking a standout showpiece, or looking for a ready-to-enjoy blade with legitimate provenance, this Rajah III delivers clear value and a tangible connection to Lynn Thompson’s legacy.