Description
The steel pattern is formed by crucible reduction of magnetite sand into 4.5% carbon cast iron buttons. These buttons are then layered between bars of antique wrought iron and forge-welded together. The process of adding more cast iron buttons, folding, and forge welding is called the Brescian method. It produces a layered look and a high carbon steel. It is not stainless steel.
4-1/8 inch blade, 1-3/16 inches wide. Approximately 250 layers.
Nickel-silver guard and spacer with copper accent spacer.
Sambar stag handle and nickel-silver pommel cap.
Hand tooled and sewn leather sheath.
J. States Bladesmith
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Generally, I make everything in these knives, including the sheaths, although I do have an occasional collaboration project with another smith. I am a Journeyman Smith in the ABS and have 20+ years in metal and leather working experience to provide the best quality in the market.
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