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Original price $395.00
Price $335.00
This Interframe Doctor's Knife Mike Alsdorf features a hand rub satin finished drop point blade with swedge and nail nick. The handle has mirror polished stainless steel covers with black turquoise inlays stainless steel spring. Includes leather slip pouch. Excellent condition. Dated 2011.
Blade Length 2.625
Overall Length 5.875
Closed Length 3.25
Weight (oz) 1.7
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Half Stop
Blade Material CPM154
Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point
Handle Material Metallic, Stones & Minerals
Visit this maker's website: Alsdorf Custom Cutlery. "I have enjoyed collecting knives for the past 20+ years. At times it is hard to obtain folders from makers that I like (because they are in such demand) so a few years ago decided to try and make a slipjoint since I have a machinist background. It was a lot of work but with the help of some makers that were very helpful in answering my questions about the proper way to build and finish a slipjoint I finally figured it out. A few of the many are Elvan Allred, Paul Myers, Jim Harrison (Seamus), Chuck Hawes, Jim Krause. I am a full time maker. I use the stock removal method and all my work is sole authorship (I do all work in my shop including heat treating, engraving and embellishments). Blade steels I use are 440C and CPM154. Bolsters and Liners are Integral and made from hardened 416 S.S.. I also use hardened 416 S.S. for my Interframes. I prefer to use natural materials for Handles and Inlays such as Pearls, Smooth and Jig Bone, Stag, Ironwood, etc."
