Damascus Folding Knife 110-L EDC Collectible Gift - 5803

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The "110-Layer Damascus Vintage Kukri Folder" belongs to our Damascus folding knife line, built for collectors who still want a knife that feels right in hand. Layered steel patterns, careful handle shaping, and a reliable fold make it as satisfying to show as it is to use.

This model emphasizes 110-layer kukri arc across the blade face and vintage dog-leg curve in the overall build, so performance and presentation stay balanced.

Material and build notes: blade displays Damascus layered texture, handle is CNC-engraved stainless steel and hand-carved ebony, hardness approximately 60-61 HRC.

Ideal scenarios include daily EDC, weekend camping chores, collector showcases, and milestone gifts for outdoor enthusiasts or blade aficionados who value handmade character.

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 19.8 cm
  • Blade Length: 8.2 cm
  • Handle Length: 11.5 cm
  • Blade Width: 2.9 cm
  • Blade Thickness: 0.27 cm
  • Knife Weight: 150 g
  • Hardness: 60-61 HRC
  • Handle Material: CNC-engraved stainless steel, hand-carved ebony

Use cases

  • Daily EDC and pocket carry where legally permitted
  • Outdoor camp prep, cord cutting, and light food tasks
  • Collector display, photography, and steel-pattern study
  • Gift giving for knife enthusiasts and outdoor hobbyists

Care tips

  • Keep the blade dry after use and apply a light coat of knife oil periodically
  • Store in a ventilated space away from acidic cleaners or salt-heavy environments
  • Wipe the pivot area gently to maintain smooth opening over time
  • Avoid long-term moisture contact on natural handle materials

As a collectible, it rewards long-term display on a bookshelf, gear shelf, or glass cabinet. As a gift, it communicates respect for craftsmanship rather than mass-market novelty.

If you want a Damascus folder that pairs 110-layer kukri arc with vintage dog-leg curve, the 110-Layer Damascus Vintage Kukri Folder delivers a distinct character without sacrificing practical handling.