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Happy holidays!
I have tiny necker to show this time. A handy little fellow and ideal companion for longer walks in the forest or on a mountain hikes. Helpful at peeling an apple, when you sit on a fallen tree trunk at lunch time, while goblins are lurking behind you in the bushes. Carving stuff into a stick to pass time in the hung up cage waiting for the water to boil up in the huge cauldron, after the goblins rushed you and dragged you away to their cave in the thick woods. Guess who's coming to dinner?! And finally eviscerating those pesky goblins with great delight, after you manage to free yourself from their primitive cage, thanks also to your trusty little knife and a well developed frontal lobe
It is 16.5 cm long, the blade is 7.5 cm long, 31 mm wide and 4 mm thick at its base. It is a 1.2516+5160 damascus san mai with an 5160 core. The handle is bone and oak.
I have tiny necker to show this time. A handy little fellow and ideal companion for longer walks in the forest or on a mountain hikes. Helpful at peeling an apple, when you sit on a fallen tree trunk at lunch time, while goblins are lurking behind you in the bushes. Carving stuff into a stick to pass time in the hung up cage waiting for the water to boil up in the huge cauldron, after the goblins rushed you and dragged you away to their cave in the thick woods. Guess who's coming to dinner?! And finally eviscerating those pesky goblins with great delight, after you manage to free yourself from their primitive cage, thanks also to your trusty little knife and a well developed frontal lobe
It is 16.5 cm long, the blade is 7.5 cm long, 31 mm wide and 4 mm thick at its base. It is a 1.2516+5160 damascus san mai with an 5160 core. The handle is bone and oak.
May it serve you well for years to come.