2010 Böker Special Run Napoleon Damascus

[Marius]

A small knife that does not appear to be liked by many, perhaps due to its strange triangle shape.

Only 199 pieces worldwide. 300 layers hand forged steel and desert ironwood. I like the design and materials choice a lot.

Photos to follow.

[Marius]

It arrived in an oversized black wood box including the numbered certificate of authenticity and an excellent thick and soft black leather pouch for horizontal belt carry.

[Marius]

The knife - small but strong. Very comfortable handling, in both orientations, despite the small size, due to the well done handle shape.

[Marius]

Pouch and paper work (part of):

[Marius]

Alongside a Pry-Mini:

[ducttapetech]

Nice looking little knife.

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[Grant Lamontagne]

That reminds me a lot of the Outdoor Edge Wedge knife that was very popular a while back.

It is also a bit reminiscent of the Ranger Knives Little Bird.

I like small fixed blades. 

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[Raukodur]

Looks pretty damn sweet, how much did it set you back?

Love the way they have done a very bold damascus pattern on that small blade.

[Marius]

Thanks. The pattern shows as well on the blade spine and the tang all around the knife. Question answered in PM.

[jekostas]

It actually reminds of a clinch pick for some reason.  Not as thin of a blade profile but very similar.

[Marius]

The blade is 3.5 mm thick at the spine - same as the tang. Flat grind. It's not sharpened on the top, neither does it have a concave cutting portion or comes with quick draw pouch. It's just a small albeit stout gentleman's knife IMHO. I'd be interested to know the actual origin of the said Napoleon style, if is not just a random chosen name.