Description
White bone and a Damascus blade.
Bone takes a polish that synthetic scales cannot match. It is dense, smooth and slightly warm to the touch, and it ages into a soft ivory tone rather than staying flat white.
The blade is pattern-welded Damascus, ground with a visible layered figure across the flats. That construction is what gives Damascus its long-standing reputation at the edge.
A folder for camping, hunting and outdoor survival use. It reads traditional in the hand, which is exactly the point.
Care: wipe dry after use, oil the blade lightly, and avoid leaving bone handles in direct sun or soaking water.
Want to know what pattern-welded Damascus actually is, how the pattern is made, and how to keep it from rusting? Our guide to Damascus steel covers all of it.
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