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Original price $325.00
Price $320.00
This Linerlock by Alan Davis features a Damascus Wharcliffe-style blade with thumbhole. The handle has desert ironwood burl scales over stainless steel liners and fileworked backspacer. Paperclip style pocket clip is positioned for right hand tip up carry. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.5
Overall Length 6.25
Closed Length 3.75
Weight (oz) 3.7
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Tip Up Clip, Tip Up Carry
Blade Material Damascus
Blade Details Wharncliffe
Handle Material Wood
Living in the Texas Hill Country and being an avid hunter and fisherman, I have always been disappointed at how long commercially made knives would hold an edge. So, with hand files, sandpaper, and a propane torch, I began making my own knives. Since then, I have designed and built a knife grinder, buffers, forge, etc., and have been enhancing my skills at knife making. Most of the handle material that I use, antler, horn, wood, or gemstone, I have found myself throughout the western U.S."
