Svord Peasant knife wood?

CoffeeCat2112

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This may have already been covered, if so, I apologize for missing it. Do we know what kind of wood is used on the Svord peasant knives?
 
I have no facts behind this, but I am going off of grain, and scent, Spanish Cedar is my best guess, at least that is what mine looks and smells like.

Pete
 
Sapele mahogany(not a real mahogany)is used on Svord fixed knives,but im not sure that is on folding peasant.
 
Sapele mahogany(not a real mahogany)is used on Svord fixed knives,but im not sure that is on folding peasant.

Thanks Rinos, I think you are correct, I thought the grain originally looked like mahogany but the cedar scent threw me off, I just looked up sapele mahogany and it has a cedar like scent.

Pete
 
Wenge is a dark wood, like ebony, seems they are using on the new mini-Svord

I think Bwperdue is asking about the original model like this one
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Ah, my mistake. I now see the original is listed as having "brown wood" handles. Whatever it is the handles look nice in the pic above.
 
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