Description

Top of the run at 5.2 ounces and 4 1/2 inches closed. The blade is a 3 1/4 inch wharncliffe, straight from heel to point with the spine doing the falling, which is the shape for cutting on a board or against a straight edge. It is hand-rubbed lengthwise to a satin sheen that shows the grind lines. The walnut is fumed dark before oiling, closer to brown-black than the natural scales on the other three, and the polished brass bolsters sit bright against it. A lanyard hole is drilled through the butt. Back-lock, stainless liners, no pocket clip on this one. Strop it more often than you sharpen it and a straight edge stays easy to keep.