Gudy Van Poppel Bullet Flipper Mid-Tech #104/300

Van Poppel, Gudy

Gudy van Poppel is a fulltime Dutch Bladesmith well known for his work in both Europe and the United States. He started as a genuine Blacksmith and has been making blades for several decades now. He learned to forge his own damascus steel mid 90's. He has been attending shows and exhibitions with his handmade/custom knives since 1997. He started with making/ hand forging mainly fixed blades and later on, swords. Becoming known within the inner circle of the knife community, the demand for folding knives in his particular style began to grow. What most of these have in common is that they're mostly made with damascus steel forged by himself. (Gudy makes all parts of his knives, including screws, washers and timascus for example.) He is well known for delivering high quality and has a steady growing group of customers/followers, both collectors and users, in Europe and the United States of America. Lately third parties, as manufacturers, have discovered his designs and several collaborations are established. His blades are often finished with natural materials as mammoth ivory, walrus ivory, exotic hardwoods, antler and bones of all sort. The fit & finish of his blades are of the highest standards available. His craftsmanship is undisputed and his reputation in the inside knife community and among colleagues is excellent.

Editions G

"Gregory Pohl has designed and created Editions G while keeping that approach in mind. Gregory has been a knife enthusiast since he was a child and he is now renowned in the world of French cutlery, especially as the organizer of the Euro Knife Show, which takes place every year in Strasburg. He is fascinated by the different techniques of handmade production, and works with renowned craftsmen from Europe and beyond. His passion has become his job and inspired him to offer a range of unique knives. It’s simple: renowned craftsmen are carefully chosen for the quality of their work. Each of them designs a knife, which is then produced in a numbered and signed limited edition. Four series are edited each year."

Lion Steel