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....made from water buffalo leather, lined with calfskin and a piece of horn laminated into the tip for reinforcement. it is ment to be tied to the backpack or hunting bag.....

Nice thought!...I like it a lot.

Thanks for the comments, Guys! KenH: The customer wanted no belt option, because it is carried in a bag, backpack or luggage.

...simple quiver sheath for a travelers food knife. Water buffalo leather, lined with calfskin. :taz:

Thanks a lot for the nice comments, Guys!

...nothing Japanese at all, except the name, rather an interpretation of a Burmese Dah. O7 blade, Ceylon iron wood and some copper. Blade length: 92 mm Overall: 204 mm ..Mesua Ferrea, Ceylon iron wood, Indian rose chestnut or Cobras saffron are some of the names and every name represents the...

very nice information and story!.....Hang on Tai, You will find that handle!...Thanks for sharing!

Wonderful new detail variation in the world of integrals...innovative and beautiful knife!

Thank You, Dan!...the wood is Asian Padouk Root, ...lat.:Pterocarpus Macrocarpus.

Very elegant and aggressive lines on this beauty, accentuated with warm colors and a nice transition from forged black to bare, clean steel..! Excellent and unique!

Thank You Frank, I appreciate it very much!

Thank You very much, Don!

...6 1/2 inches of O7....:taz:

Thanks for the nice comments, guys!

It is not necessary, the blade can easily grabed at the back and be opened.not like on a slip joint or lock back with several blades stacked together in a tight space and held down by the pre-tension of the spring, there they are necessary.....besides I don't like them, looking like a big gash...

looks like a fine tool......whats about the other half of the knife?.....

O7, titanium 6AL4V, padouk root, ....since the new law in Germany banned the thumbstuds, customers respond to it.....but most of them do not....:taz: "obey" ....

at least better than a stone wedge....lol

I like it because it is a classic, functional design and it is flat-konvex ground which is the correct geometry, not a hollow ground 50% bevel which is seen often, and with the pin darrin is right...should according to lines and proportions. anyway nice tool!

I only forge when it is necessary. the O7 comes in different sizes of flat stock.It is clean, modern numerically controlled and very fine grained. so the forging opens the steel, coarses the grain, adds tension, deforms flat stock and so on. This is resulting in higher costs and more expense...