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Price $7,995.00
This Interframe Lockback by Charles Bennica features a mirror polished blade with nail nick. The handle has a mirror polished stainless steel frame with carbon fiber inlays, mirror polished stainless steel backspacer and butt which is the lock release. Nice lockup and blade seating. Excellent condition. Comes with a zipper case.
Blade Length 2.875
Overall Length 7.125
Closed Length 4.25
Weight (oz) 4.7
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Blade Details Clip Point
Handle Material Metallic, Carbon Fiber
"When I began making knives in 1988, my background as a tool and die maker helped a lot in starting the fabrication. It had given me a foundation that allowed me to overcome technical difficulties I encountered through my first experiences; and I learned a lot by improvising in my own way. I have always given great importance to the consistent quality of my creations. In my shop I have traditional machines: Lathe, milling machine, pantograph, drill press, grinder, heat treating oven and lots of files and sand papers. Being a perfectionist, I push as much as possible the tolerances and during the whole manufacturing I measure my parts so that they fall within strict criteria in terms of size, finish and hardness."
