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This fixed blade by Lowell Bray features a satin finished drop point blade with .184" blade stock and 1.009" blade depth, full tang construction. The handle has dovetailed and engraved stainless steel bolsters, stabilized maple burl scales with mosaic pins, and mosaic pins in spine of tang. Includes a hand tooled brown leather sheath with belt loop. New from maker.
Blade Length 4.75
Overall Length 9.5
Weight (oz) 7.7
Source From maker
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material ATS-34
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Wood
"In the 1980's, I began to write about knives and knife related subjects for Blade magazine and Knife World. I continue writing today as a field editor for Blade and writer of its Your Knife Rights column and occasional contributor to Knife World. In 1990, I started making knives as a hobby. The first knives were made by the stock removal method, and I soon made my first forge and began to forge blades and attempt to make Damascus. Over the intervening years I have been fortunate enough to take classes at the American Bladesmith Society School and at John C. Campbell Folk School. In addition a number of generous knifemakers have allowed me into their shops to learn, observe, and work. Today I am a part time professional custom knifemaker. I am a Voting Member of the Knifemakers Guild, a Journeyman Smith in the American Bladesmith Society, and a voting member of Florida Knifemakers Association. Although I have made some folding knives, I primarily make fixed blade knives of almost every style. For steel, I use either 440-C or ATS-34 for stock removal blades and 52100, or Damascus for forged blades. The Damascus is of my own manufacture. I also occasionally make primitive knives from farrier's rasps. I do sometimes make knives of a style I have previously developed, but I do not have standard models."
