Folder
Type:
Gentlemen Medium Yellowstone Linerlock |
Blade
Length: 2
7/16 inches |
Overall
Length:
5 3/4 inches |
Blade
Steel:
"Islands In The Stream" Pattern High Carbon Damascus Steel |
Handle
Material: Spalted
Sycamore Bolster
Material: Spalted
Hard Red Maple
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Thumb
Knob Gemstone:
A Yellow Sapphire graded IF (which is the highest grade given and
means the gemstone is internally flawless and free of inclusions) |
Filework:
On
top of blade and liners |
Liners:
Jeweled Medium Yellowstone Linerlock |
Additional
Information:
A
Sycamore tree, often called an American plane tree or buttonwood
tree, can grow to a massive size and grows in riparian and wetland
areas. Sycamore wood has a rather plain appearance with some flecks.
However, when the wood becomes spalted it becomes quite attractive.
Spalted wood is wood that is in the process of rotting and has a
bunch of fungi in the wood. The fungi makes lines pen-like black
lines, in Sycamore, and results in some wild looking figure. The Spalted Sycamore
I use has lots of pen-like black lines and came from a saw mill in
South-Central Pennsylvania. This particular saw mill owner collects
unique primo one-of-a-kind pieces of wild looking woods for me.
Hard maple is often called sugar maple and is the tree most often tapped
for maple syrup. The wood is heavy, strong, and tough and used for
flooring, cutting boards, countertops and other items that need a
hard strong wood. The tree when cut down can become spalted under
warm and wet conditions. Spalted wood is wood that was in
the process of rotting and had a bunch of fungi in the wood. The fungi made pen-like
black lines
throughout the wood and resulted in some wild looking figure.
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Comes
With: Pouch
and Knife Stand
Price:
$275
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