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This Barlow by Tim Robertson features a hand rub satin finished blade with nail nick. The handle has stainless steel bolsters and liners, sawcut bone covers with stainless steel pins, stainless steel spring. Has half-stop, flush in all positions. Comes with a zippered case. Has a few light scratches, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.625
Overall Length 6.25
Closed Length 3.625
Weight (oz) 3.2
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Half Stop
Blade Material CPM154
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Bone
"I started making knives in 2004, when someone told me I couldn’t make a slip joint. I was self-taught until about 3 years ago when I was introduced to another maker who introduced me to the knife community. Since then, I have been helped by countless knife makers, many of which I’m proud to call close friends. I am currently a part-time maker, and hold a full-time job. I build traditional slip joints and prefer using natural handle materials. Member of The South Texas Slipjoint Cartel."
