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Columpniator

by Eklund, P-O, Bergh, Roger, Perman, Rickard

SKU 1027728

Date Added 04/25/2022

# Available This product is out of stock

Original price $1,795.00

Price $1,250.00

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Overview

This "Columpniator" (Latin for "the challenger") by P-O Eklund features a Roger Bergh and Rickard Perman Damascus blade with false top edge, .141" blade stock and 1.066" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle is made from reindeer antler, Roger Bergh Damascus fluted spacer, has Damascus plates on the handle done by Micke Andersson, has traditional horn engraving done by the maker. Comes with a matching reindeer antler and coloured birch masur stand. Comes with COA dated 4-25-21. New from maker.

Product Details

Blade Length 5.125

Overall Length 10.5

Weight (oz) 6.6

Source From maker

Additional Specs

Knife Type Hidden Tang

Blade Material Damascus

Blade Details Clip Point

Handle Material Horn & Antler, Wood, Metallic

Other Details Scrimshawed

About the Maker

Eklund, P-O

My name is Pär-Olof Eklund, and I live in Skellefteå, a city in the north of Sweden. My first knife was made in the beginning of 1980. Beside the blades, which I buy from the most skillful smiths in this part of Sweden, I do all the work with the knives on my own. During the dark winter months I make the sheaths and the handles, sew the leather and engrave when the knives have got their final design. I use traditional Nordic materials, antler from reindeer and moose, curly grained root from birch and sallow, and leather from reindeer and cattle. The engraving is traditionally carved with knife, and colored with bark from alder-trees or oil color. I am a member of The Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Knife Associations aswell as The Knifeguild of Skellefteå and Grundsunda.

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Bergh, Roger

Roger Bergh is from Bygdea Sweden and specializes in Scandinavian style fixed blade knives with Damascus and natural handle materials. He started his knifemaking career working with leather in 1969. By 1973 he was making knife handles, and by 1995 after 15 years as a part-time knifemaker he started forging his own Damascus steel under the supervision and training of Conny Persson.

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Perman, Rickard

"My name is Rickard Perman and I was born in 1979 and live in Stockholm, Sweden. I started making knives in my early teens. I spend a lot of time and effort on knife making, not because of money or external demands. I just like to make knives. I love the feeling of creating something with my hands that can be beautiful, useful or both. I have won a few awards in my years as a knife maker, including best chef knives in Swedish nationals and Nordic championships. I have also won in collaboration knife category and full antler knife. Also the judges choice award in Swedish championships."

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