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I call it an antique style folding gamblers dagger.
Here are the specs.
The blade is 2-7/8 in long made of Al May Random pattern damascus. The pattern is very fine and delicate. The bolsters are an industrial grade of bronze that have had some filework and will patina a grey color. The scales are antique brown jigged bone form the Schrade company. The liners and backbar are titanium and have been anodized blue. I buffed the backbar so it has a range of colors from blue, purple and bronze.. The backbar has been fully fileworked. I have also heat colored all the screws gold. The thumbstud is 14K gold set with a ruby. Greeat fit, finish and lockup. Priced for Christmas at $435 shiped in the con US
Thanks for looking,
Chuck
Here are the specs.
The blade is 2-7/8 in long made of Al May Random pattern damascus. The pattern is very fine and delicate. The bolsters are an industrial grade of bronze that have had some filework and will patina a grey color. The scales are antique brown jigged bone form the Schrade company. The liners and backbar are titanium and have been anodized blue. I buffed the backbar so it has a range of colors from blue, purple and bronze.. The backbar has been fully fileworked. I have also heat colored all the screws gold. The thumbstud is 14K gold set with a ruby. Greeat fit, finish and lockup. Priced for Christmas at $435 shiped in the con US
Thanks for looking,
Chuck
