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This friction folder by Kansei Matsuno features a hand rub satin finished wharncliffe blade. The handle has wood scales with black liners and a lanyard hole. Comes with a black leather slip sheath. Has some light scratches on the pivot, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.75
Overall Length 6.375
Closed Length 4.375
Weight (oz) 1
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Has Sheath
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Sheepsfoot
Handle Material Wood
"Kansei Matsuno was born in 1951 in Japan. He found very few knives which met his requirements, so he decided to make knives himself. He used difficult technology, using a file to shape the steel billet. He made knives in this way for two years and then bought a simple belt-sander. Needless to say that productivity and work quality has improved. Soon, his friends began to ask him to design and built knives for them. Then, in 1998, Kansei started manufacturing knifes. In 2001 Kansei visited an American knife show for the first time, and in 2002, the quality of his knives improved and he was admitted for a probationary period in the American Knifemakers Guild. Today Kansei prefer to create frameworks folding knives made of titanium, stainless steel blades are VG-10b, OU-31, CV-134. Lining the handle makes it out of steel G-10, deer antler, pearl and coral. He changes the design of knife depending on customer requirements. Now, Kansei is manufacturing a series of first-class folding knives with different original designs and high quality."
