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Original price $1,995.00
Price $1,000.00
This New York Special by W.E. Ankrom features a hand rubbed, satin finished blade with false top edge, .151" blade stock and .86" blade depth, full tapered tang construction. The handle has engraved stainless steel bolsters, pinned mother of pearl scales. Engraved by Gil Rudolph. Has a couple light scuffs, excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.375
Overall Length 7.625
Weight (oz) 4.4
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Tapered Tang
Blade Material CPM154
Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point
Handle Material Metallic, Pearl
"I got started in knifemaking in 1975 when a friend opened a sporting goods business, which provided an outlet for my knives. I only made fixed blades then, but I started building folders a year later. I like knifemaking because it has turned into an artistic outlet for me. I try never to make two knives exactly alike. I prefer natural handle materials, especially pearl, fossil ivory, and presentation grade woods." Member of The Knifemakers Guild.
