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A Gerber Silver Knight #7621. Drop Point and Sheepsfoot blades in Hitachi Gingami steel and stabilized wood.
I bought one of these Al Mar designed knives made by Sakai in Japan about a month ago for less that $20. I discovered that this knife rings all the bells for me, and proceeded to find one in nicer condition for a bit higher price. This one appears to be in pretty nice shape for a 25-40 year old knife which has seen some pocket time.
Favorite two blade shapes set at opposite ends as I like them to be, set on a single spring. The sheepsfoot sets low, so that it doesn't detract from comfort when using the master blade. Carbide containing stainless steel hardened to a Rockwell C of 58-60. Length closed is 3 1/4".
I bought one of these Al Mar designed knives made by Sakai in Japan about a month ago for less that $20. I discovered that this knife rings all the bells for me, and proceeded to find one in nicer condition for a bit higher price. This one appears to be in pretty nice shape for a 25-40 year old knife which has seen some pocket time.
Favorite two blade shapes set at opposite ends as I like them to be, set on a single spring. The sheepsfoot sets low, so that it doesn't detract from comfort when using the master blade. Carbide containing stainless steel hardened to a Rockwell C of 58-60. Length closed is 3 1/4".