Izumi Ichiago - Table knife - Damascus pocket knife - Japanese VG-10 Damascus steel - nickel silver - walnut wood

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Description from the seller

The Izumi Ichiago Big Fox Damascus pocket knife has a cutting core made from Japanese VG-10 Damascus steel. The side layers (a total of 67 layers) are made of stainless steel.
The handle is made of carrotwood and features nickel-silver bolsters.

Offered: a splendid, sturdy men’s pocket knife from the renowned knife city Sakai, Japan. This impressive model is a true centerpiece for the enthusiast and collector seeking size, uncompromising sharpness, and pure tradition.

Unique Design with Influences from German Mastery
This knife is the result of a unique cross-pollination: it combines the centuries-old Japanese smithing tradition from Sakai with refined, ergonomic design influences from the well-known German knife designer Ernst Siebeneicher-Hellwig. As a result, this larger model not only looks stunning in a display case, but is also ergonomically perfectly balanced for more intensive use.

Region of Origin: Sakai (Osaka, Japan)
Made in Sakai, the historic capital of Japanese blade-smithing where for more than 600 years masters have perfected their craft.

Specifications:

- Brand: Izumi Ichiago
- Model: Big Fox Damascus Pocket Knife
- Blade material: Japanese VG-10 steel with 67-layer Damascus
- Bolster material: Nickel silver
- Handle material: Carrotwood

- Total length: 21.5 cm
- Blade length: 9.2 cm
- Blade thickness: 2.8 mm
- Handle length: 12.3 cm
- Weight: 154 g

The knife comes with a nice leather belt sheath.

Please also check my shop for mostly Laguiole knives, and possibly other types of knives or cutlery.

The Izumi Ichiago Big Fox Damascus pocket knife has a cutting core made from Japanese VG-10 Damascus steel. The side layers (a total of 67 layers) are made of stainless steel.
The handle is made of carrotwood and features nickel-silver bolsters.

Offered: a splendid, sturdy men’s pocket knife from the renowned knife city Sakai, Japan. This impressive model is a true centerpiece for the enthusiast and collector seeking size, uncompromising sharpness, and pure tradition.

Unique Design with Influences from German Mastery
This knife is the result of a unique cross-pollination: it combines the centuries-old Japanese smithing tradition from Sakai with refined, ergonomic design influences from the well-known German knife designer Ernst Siebeneicher-Hellwig. As a result, this larger model not only looks stunning in a display case, but is also ergonomically perfectly balanced for more intensive use.

Region of Origin: Sakai (Osaka, Japan)
Made in Sakai, the historic capital of Japanese blade-smithing where for more than 600 years masters have perfected their craft.

Specifications:

- Brand: Izumi Ichiago
- Model: Big Fox Damascus Pocket Knife
- Blade material: Japanese VG-10 steel with 67-layer Damascus
- Bolster material: Nickel silver
- Handle material: Carrotwood

- Total length: 21.5 cm
- Blade length: 9.2 cm
- Blade thickness: 2.8 mm
- Handle length: 12.3 cm
- Weight: 154 g

The knife comes with a nice leather belt sheath.

Please also check my shop for mostly Laguiole knives, and possibly other types of knives or cutlery.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specific region of origin
Sakai/Izumi
Country of origin
Japan
Manufacturer/brand
Izumi Ichiago
Material
Japanese VG-10 Damascus steel - nickel silver - walnut wood
Model
Damascus pocket knife
Condition
As new - unused
Height
2.5 cm
Width
14.5 cm
Depth
6.5 cm
Estimated period
2020+
Sold by
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1740
Objects sold
99.59%
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