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KOJI HARA PEARL AIRSTEP DAGGER LINERLOCK
$650 you pay any fees I pay shipping
ABOUT THE KNIFE:
ARTIST: Koji Hara
BLADE SIZE: 3 1/4 "
TOTAL SIZE: 7 1/4"
BLADE MATERIAL: Mirror Polished Stainless Cowry-y Steel
HANDLE: PREMIUM MOTHER OF PEAL AIRSTEP DESIGN CARVING
BOLSTERS: Stainless with Airstep Carving
BLACK AND WHITE PEARL INLAYS IN THE BACK
COMMENTS: Ultra clean workmanship on this classic folder. Beautiful carved handle in Kojis trademark AIRESTEP design. Crisp clean work. A popular and classic model from Mr. Hara. Solid liner lock design. Top name, outstanding fit and finish, a timeless knife for your collection.
ABOUT THE MAKER:
A native of Japan, Koji Hara was born in 1949 in Imari City, and is one of the most traveled of Japanese knifemakers, attending shows throughout his home country as well as over the United States and Europe. When he began making his first knives in 1988, they were his versions of Bob Loveless designs. Three years later he held a one-man knife show in Seki City, Japan, heart of the production cutlery industry. It was at this point in his career that he realized he had to make and sell knives of his own concept and design if he was going to succeed.
$650 you pay any fees I pay shipping
ABOUT THE KNIFE:
ARTIST: Koji Hara
BLADE SIZE: 3 1/4 "
TOTAL SIZE: 7 1/4"
BLADE MATERIAL: Mirror Polished Stainless Cowry-y Steel
HANDLE: PREMIUM MOTHER OF PEAL AIRSTEP DESIGN CARVING
BOLSTERS: Stainless with Airstep Carving
BLACK AND WHITE PEARL INLAYS IN THE BACK
COMMENTS: Ultra clean workmanship on this classic folder. Beautiful carved handle in Kojis trademark AIRESTEP design. Crisp clean work. A popular and classic model from Mr. Hara. Solid liner lock design. Top name, outstanding fit and finish, a timeless knife for your collection.
ABOUT THE MAKER:
A native of Japan, Koji Hara was born in 1949 in Imari City, and is one of the most traveled of Japanese knifemakers, attending shows throughout his home country as well as over the United States and Europe. When he began making his first knives in 1988, they were his versions of Bob Loveless designs. Three years later he held a one-man knife show in Seki City, Japan, heart of the production cutlery industry. It was at this point in his career that he realized he had to make and sell knives of his own concept and design if he was going to succeed.
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