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Original price $500.00
Price $294.00
This Loveless Style Drop Point from John April features a mirror polished drop point blade with .179" blade stock, .878" blade depth, full tapered tang construction. The handle has a nickel silver guard with red linen micarta scales and black liners. Includes leather sheath with belt loop that is stamped #123. Has a couple very light scratches and a small spot on the blade, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 3
Overall Length 6.75
Weight (oz) 4.2
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath, Tapered Tang
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Micarta, Metallic
"My name is John April, I have been interested in and collected knives since I was a kid. My father always had a jackknife in his pocket, and somehow always found use for it, and I realized what a great tool it was. In my early 20's I would save up and buy higher quality factory production knives made by Benchmade and Blackjack. In 1991, I bought a Lansky sharpener and learned how to sharpen knives so they will shave hair. Over the years I could afford more expensive knives, I have collected 1800's antique knives, and the knives of some of the great 1970's custom makers. In 2004, I was walking through my woods, and I found a deer antler on the ground. I picked it up, held it in my hand, and decided I was going to make a knife with it. I took an old chef's knife, drew a blade shape on it with a magic marker, and proceeded to cut out the shape with the $29 bench top grinding wheel I had bought to sharpen my lawn mower blades. I drilled holes, made my own copper rivets, pounded a slot through a sheet of brass with a screwdriver and hammer, cut it out and assembled it. It's horribly made, looks terrible. However, I still have it, use it, and love it."
