Johnny the Fox

Some guys seem to just get tough the more you throw at them. John "The Fox" Torrio was already known in the South Side Chicago Outfit, but when three assassins surprised him in his apartment, Torrio proved that it took more than a submachine gun to take him down. George "Bugs" Moran emptied the 20-round magazine into Torrio's body, but Torrio wouldn't die. That just wasn't how John Torrio was made.

Torrio healed up, and on February 14th, 1929, sent Moran a Valentine he'd never forget, to the tune of seven dead capos. Victory in hand, Torrio was ready to retire, scars and all, and passed his empire to his protege, a young wiseguy by the name of Al Capone. This Johnny The Fox bifold says "salud!" to Torrio's never-say-die attitude with rugged natural-finish Chromexcel construction and a clean, buttery exterior that ages to a elegant patina, wearing the scuffs and scrapes of the rat race like the badges of honor that they are. Like its namesake, Johnny The Fox takes a beating and finishes the fight with style aplenty and attitude intact.