Sir Edmund Damascus Steel Knife - BLEM
2FS-1811
Regular price $118.99 Sale price $34.99 Save $84.00Proud of his New Zealand heritage and birth, Sir Edmund Hillary was a famous mountaineer, explorer, military man and an extraordinary philanthropist. Sir Edmund was a shy and humble man who led a life of incredible accomplishments. The explorer in him led him to be the first man to ever reach both the north pole, the south pole and to summit Everest. He spent his life traveling the world, climbing majestic mountains and serving those in need. He was truly an extraordinary man who made an impact on the entire world.
The Sir Edmund Damascus knife is made out of pure symbolism for his incredible life. The white bone handle represents his undying love for exploration peaked with his summit of Everest. The sliver of walnut merged with the stainless steel handle are in honor of his dedicated service in the New Zealand Air Force. His love for humanity and life of service is presented in the beauty of the water-like pattern found on in the Damascus blade. This is a blade crafted with true character.
Sir Edmund Damascus Knife Specifications
- Overall Length: 9.25"
- Handle Length: 4.5"
- Blade Length: 4.75"
- Blade Material: Damascus Steel 1095/15n20
- Blade thickness: 4mm
- Damascus pattern: Twist
- Number of layers: 264
- Grind: Secondary bevel
- Handle Material: Camel Bone & Walnut
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Includes a full-grain leather sheath
Please note: This knife is a BLEM. Blemished inventory or a “blem” is a new, unused product that has a defect. These defects come from the manufacturer and do not affect the structural or functional integrity of the product. All products are laser engraved with a Forseti Steel logo to indicate they are a blemished product.
The product images do not represent a blemished knife. They are stock photos only.
Each knife is handmade from natural materials, there will be some variation in color, Damascus pattern and overall look.
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Care Instructions
1095 steel is a high-carbon steel and will rust if not dried and oiled after use. Hand wash only with soap and hot water. Dry completely before oiling.
