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1 | <strong>Boker</strong> Barlow<br />
Prime Tirpitz-<br />
Damascus.<br />
€ 289,-<br />
1 | BOKER BARLOW PRIME<br />
TIRPITZ-DAMASCUS<br />
The huge interest in our exceptional <strong>Boker</strong><br />
Tirpitz Damascus for years has convinced us<br />
to design another model with the historic<br />
Damascus steel. Compared to the original<br />
model, the <strong>Boker</strong> Barlow Prime Tirpitz-Damascus<br />
is much more compact <strong>and</strong> convinces<br />
not only in the collector‘s showcase, but<br />
also as a gentleman‘s knife suitable for the<br />
pocket. The blade is made of the unique<br />
Tirpitz-Damascus, is equipped with a modern,<br />
elongated ricasso <strong>and</strong> is opened by nail cut.<br />
The sister ship of the legendary Bismarck<br />
was the largest battleship ever launched<br />
for the German Navy. Immediately after the<br />
end of World War II, a Norwegian specialist<br />
company began dismantling the ship, which<br />
had sunk off the Norwegian coast, to make<br />
the high-alloy steel available for civilian<br />
purposes. Norwegian divers recovered pieces<br />
of the Tirpitz‘s special armor from the fjord<br />
for <strong>Boker</strong>. From these pieces of living history,<br />
the <strong>Boker</strong> Damascus smith exclusively forges<br />
an exceptional Damascus with a fascinating<br />
history. The Great Pyramid pattern in 200 layers<br />
distinguishes the h<strong>and</strong>-forged Damascus<br />
steel blade <strong>and</strong> makes the knife a highlight of<br />
any knife collection.<br />
However, the combination of Tirpitz steel<br />
with carbon tool steels also results in an<br />
extremely durable Damascus that, with a<br />
Rockwell hardness of 61 to 63 HRC, is up to<br />
any task in everyday use. The operating safety<br />
of this history-making slipjoint pocket knife<br />
is further enhanced by a 90-degree detent<br />
during opening <strong>and</strong> closing.<br />
The characteristic teardrop point shape of<br />
the Barlow can be traced back to the <strong>English</strong><br />
pocket knives of the 17th century, which<br />
certainly makes it one of the oldest models<br />
ever. The name of the classic probably goes<br />
back to an enterprising Sheffield knife<br />
manufacturer of the same name, who began<br />
exporting the sturdy knives to North America<br />
around 1800. There they immediately enjoyed<br />
great popularity <strong>and</strong> so at the end of the 19th<br />
century the first Barlow models also appeared<br />
in the history of the <strong>Boker</strong> manufactory.<br />
This integral construction version of the<br />
timeless classic is equipped with a contoured<br />
h<strong>and</strong>le body made of black micarta, which<br />
is milled from the solid <strong>and</strong> also forms the<br />
characteristic bolsters of the Barlow. The<br />
lightweight design can thus completely dispense<br />
with additional liners made of metal.<br />
Thanks to the likewise contoured h<strong>and</strong>le<br />
scales made of domestic walnut wood,<br />
the unique gentleman‘s knife is extremely<br />
comfortable in the h<strong>and</strong>. The decorative rivets<br />
are made of nickel silver, the blade axle screw<br />
of stainless steel. Comes with a high-quality<br />
felt case for storage. H<strong>and</strong>made in the <strong>Boker</strong><br />
knife manufactory in Solingen. Length 15,8<br />
cm. Blade length 6,9 cm. Thickness 2,2 mm.<br />
Weight 32 g.<br />
Item No 117942DAM € 289,-<br />
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