Here's a rare one. David Boye's Dendridic Cobalt with cast "Wing" impression. I am the original owner of this knife. Purchased it directly from the website in 2000 and EDC'd off and on for the next year or so. Dendritic cobalt is not steel, it cannot rust. Plus its microstructure gives it a 'toothy' edge, capable of freakish sharpness and ability to rip through tough items like rope. Winged side has unique "Boye USA" stamp with saguarro cactus, opposite side has "BDC Carbide Crystal" stamp. Do your homework on these and you'll see these are well respected folders not being made for some time now.
Blade does have some scratches on it and it has been touched up on a ceramic rod. Black pocket clip does have one very tiny chip on the bottom most tip. Blade is 3". Handle is made of blue-gray textured zytel and is 4". Locking mechanism has patented Boye indentation to prevent accidental release of locking bar.
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Blade does have some scratches on it and it has been touched up on a ceramic rod. Black pocket clip does have one very tiny chip on the bottom most tip. Blade is 3". Handle is made of blue-gray textured zytel and is 4". Locking mechanism has patented Boye indentation to prevent accidental release of locking bar.
SOLF TO PARAMECIUM.
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