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Folding Pocket Knife, Handmade Damascus Steel with Snake Skin Scrimshaw Camel Bone Handle & Damascus Bolster CLKFOL1113
Folding Pocket Knife, Handmade Damascus Steel with Snake Skin Scrimshaw Camel Bone Handle & Damascus Bolster CLKFOL1113
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Add a distinctive handcrafted piece to your collection with this Damascus steel folding pocket knife from Coldland Knives. The handle features detailed scrimshaw artwork on natural camel bone, creating a striking snake-skin-inspired appearance with off-white tones and black detailing. A Damascus steel bolster completes its unique design.
Measuring approximately 8 inches overall, this handmade folding knife features a drop-point Damascus steel blade crafted from 1095 and 15N20 steels. The blade displays a distinctive fire-pattern design with 260+ layers and a hardness of approximately 58–60 HRC.
The foldable construction features a liner lock mechanism, while the included genuine leather sheath with a belt loop provides a convenient carrying option.
Because each knife and sheath is individually handmade, slight variations in the scrimshaw artwork, natural bone color, Damascus pattern, and leather sheath may occur, making every piece unique.
Product Information:
- Brand: Coldland Knives
- SKU: CLKFOL1113
- Blade Material: Damascus Steel (1095 & 15N20)
- Handle Material: Scrimshaw Camel Bone
- Handle Design: Snake Skin Inspired Pattern
- Bolster Material: Damascus Steel
- Color: Natural Off-White with Black Ink Detailing
- Total Length: Approximately 8 inches
- Folded Length: Approximately 4.5 inches
- Blade Length: Approximately 3 inches
- Blade Thickness: Approximately 3–4 mm
- Blade Shape: Drop Point
- Damascus Pattern: Fire Pattern
- Damascus Layers: 260+ Layers
- Blade Hardness: 58–60 HRC
- Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock
- Construction: Foldable
- Manufacturing: Custom Handmade
- Condition: New
- Included Components: Folding Knife and Genuine Leather Sheath with Belt Loop
Product Care:
Hand wash only. Clean and thoroughly dry the knife after use, then apply a light coat of oil before storage. For long-term storage, avoid keeping the knife inside the leather sheath.
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