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Home Products Coffin Handle Damascus Bowie

Coffin Handle Damascus Bowie

by Nichols, Zander

SKU 1086905

Date Added 07/23/2024

# Available This product is out of stock

Original price $900.00

Price $600.00

Overview

DETAILS

The blade is hand-forged from 1084 and 15n20, complemented by an ironwood handle. The frame and guard are left with a forge-scale finish to contrast with the bronze spacer and domed handle pins.

SPECIFICATIONS

9” 1084/15n20 blade

4.5” ironwood handle

1/16” domed bronze pins

Symmetrical lobed guard

 

Comes with a very nice black leather sheath. Excellent condition. 

Product Details

Blade Length 9

Overall Length 13.625

Weight (oz) 11.7

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Hidden Tang, Mortise Tang, Has Sheath

Blade Material Damascus

Blade Details Clip Point

Handle Material Metallic, Wood

About the Maker

Nichols, Zander

My name is Zander Nichols, and I am a 17-year-old bladesmith. I live in California’s Central Valley on a four-acre ranch with my family and our four horses. My passion for knife making began with a love for medieval weapons. I began my journey of making knives practically since I could whittle a stick. I cannot leave out my dad, as I remember the days in his shop as five-year-old me would watch with intensity as he would help me cut out little wood knives. I believe that my love for making things with my hands came from him. My mom, on the other hand, would always be so encouraging, and it brought—and still brings me—great joy to show her my creations. I can remember distinctly the first time I made a knife. My dad had not quite allowed me to use power tools yet, so I whittled down steel into my first knife blade with nothing but a file. It took hours and hours, but I persisted. I think it was the joy I received from that hard work is what really spurred me to take the first step into the world of knife making. It was not until the age of eleven that I really began to make real heat-treated, functional knives. I read hundreds of books on the art of knife making, and on my 12th birthday, I received a forge. I was hooked! As I began to acquire more and more tools, I took over the entire breezeway of our barn. It was then that my parents decided to build me my very own workspace in which I could continue the pursuit of knife making. I now work in a shop dedicated to the production of ZNK Knives, continuing to hone my skills on the journey to my ultimate goal—becoming a Master Smith.