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This knife by David Broadwell features a hand rub satin finished blade with a false top edge, .235" blade stock and 1.467" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle has a stainless steel guard and butt with fileworked spacers, walnut grip. Comes with a zippered case. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 9.75
Overall Length 14.875
Weight (oz) 14
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Hidden Tang
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Clip Point
Handle Material Metallic, Wood
David Broadwell has been an artist all of his life, and still to this day he considers himself an artist, and expresses his creativity in his knives, pens, and other functional art. In 1981 Broadwell took a broken file and made his first knife. With its completion Broadwell knew this was what he wanted to do for a living, and he worked toward that end. In 1989 Broadwell left his job as a machinist and became a full time knifemaker. In 2001 Broadwell began creating writing instruments.
