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Original price $695.00
Price $545.00
This Panerai Linerlock Flipper by Corrie Schoeman has a Raindrop Damascus blade with fileworked spine/flipper with citrine inlays. The handle has carved bronze bolsters with ruby inlays, mammoth ivory scales over fileworked titanium liners, and fileworked titanium backspacer with citrine and ruby insets. Nice lockup and detent. Comes with a zippered case.
Blade Length 3.25
Overall Length 8.25
Closed Length 4.875
Weight (oz) 6.4
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Damascus
Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point
Handle Material Metallic, Tusk & Tooth
"I started making knives over 30 years ago while at University. My first knife was a big Bowie made from a car spring and I obtained a piece of stag from the local zoo for the handle. I still have and treasure that first knife. In my younger days I was very involved in martial arts yet could not buy Japanese weapons to train with, so I made my own, a short sword called a "sai". My fellow students were enthralled and I began taking orders to make more. Although having earned two university degrees, I continued to make knives part-time, but it became such a passion that I left my profession and am now a full-time knifemaking artist. I have been a member of the South African Knifemakers Guild since 1985. Today I only make folders and automatics, using the best exotic materials such as mammoth ivory, pearl, damascus and damasteel. All my folders have fileworked liners and backstraps, each folder has a jewel inlaid somewhere on the knife as well as in the thumbstud."
