Knife Camel Bone Brass Double Bloster Hunting Folding Knife With Scrimshaw Work 7.6'' Handmade Damascus Steel Folding Pocket Knife With Back Lock Prime Quality

My husband loves his knife. It’s beautifully sharpened, and he always says if he’s not careful he cuts himself with it. It is also a beautiful piece. Well weighted, and beautifully crafted. However, it is not what one would call “a pocket knife.“ The edges on the closed knife are rather sharp, as in not beveled. The closed feel of the knife is As if the knife is open, if I make sense? If it’s used as a pocket knife it would probably wear through the material of said pocket.

I bought this for my husband for Christmas. He loves it! I love the overall look of the knife and the details in the blade were beautiful! The knife case is a sturdy leather with average designs on it. I purchased this for the knife not the case. I would definitely purchase again.

These are great knives. I bought a set of them for my best men at my wedding. Really happy with the quality. The Camel bone knife was a big hit. I bought a variety of knives with different handle materials for my buddies. Mostly wood knives, but also camel bone, they were all the 7.6'' Handmade Damascus Steel Folding Pocket Knife with Scrimshaw Work. I felt like this made the knives a little fancier looking. Good solid knives, sharp, look exactly the same as images on Amazon. I even purchased an extra camel bone knife for myself, I like the look so much. I have a two of these style now.

My initial impression upon feeling the knife in my hand for the first time is that this thing is a solid work horse. The construction and materials are great, and there's no sign of loose part either. Opening and folding the knife are a bit difficult at first but it gets easier the more you use it. The brass interacts with the environment well, giving the knife a unique antique look. The camel bone handle is nothing impressive to look at, but it helps you to hold the knife in your hand more comfortably. The big selling point of this knife is obviously the damascus steel construction. The texture of the blade looks great. Although I do have to point out that the company decided to engrave their logo on the blade, and they did a horrible job at it too...which makes the knife look cheap than it really is. I also noticed a small burned residue on the tip of the blade, and the tip itself is slightly bended with a tiny bit of chip damage. The blade does not come sharp straight out of the box, which means you have to sharpen it yourself which I'm ok with...but I still prefer the blade to come sharp with the price that I paid. I also dislike the visible nails which put the blade and the handle together. It looks as if the smith just cut the nail and hammer it in. Overall, this knife is certainly not the best that I own, but it does the job. The knife looks and feels great in the hand, but the construction and attention to details still left much to be desired.

A gift for retired father-in-law. He is in 70's and retired Air Force who is always working with his hands on projects around the home. This knife makes a very bold impression while being incredibly functional as well. The steel blade is tough and sharp while the handle is very sturdy. The leather sleeve is an attractive, sturdy and safe way to transport on your belt while working. For the right responsible individual, this knife is a very bold and impressive gift.

This is my 2nd purchase of this knife. It’s well made and Blade is Firm In Open Position, where many lesser quality knives have loose blades, this model remains firm without any looseness.Another AAA++++ Amazon SellerThanks

It's made in China which explains the low price. I doubt if it's very good damascus, but it is a nice looking knife

The knife was a gift but from what I was told it was a success! He loved the craftsmanship, design and it was very sharp! He also appreciated the care instructions that came with it.