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Original price $495.00
Price $455.00
This linerlock folder by Harold Moeller features a hand rub satin finished blade with mirror polished bevels, and single thumbstud with stone inlay. The handle has blued Damascus bolsters, mother of pearl scales, fileworked stainless steel liners and backspacer. Gold screws. Nice detent, lockup and blade seating. Has some light scratches, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.875
Overall Length 6.875
Closed Length 4
Weight (oz) 4
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point
Handle Material Metallic, Pearl
Harold learned his machining trade in Germany. He moved to Canada in 1956 where he continued his machining for a number of years. He started making knives as a hobby in 1978, mostly hunting and daggers, bowies. Later worked on custom orders and started folding knives of his own design in 2003. Harold won his first award in 1990 for his Fantasy Battle Axe, with many more awards to come since that year, such as International Knife Maker of the Year at the Knife Throwers Hall of Fame, Texas.
