River Birch and Brass Slip Joint Folder
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Handmade folder featuring a 3.25" stainless damascus blade in "Dense Twist" pattern, folded by Damasteel of Sweden. This slip joint folder is made of a solid brass frame with River Birch burl taken from the root of the tree which leaves a highly figured grain. The backspacer is of mokume-gane. Overall length of 7.5". Handmade leather pouch by Aaron Baker of Trouble&Trace.
Handmade in Charlottesville, VA
Free sharpening for the life of the blade
Lifetime warranty
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