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Beautiful knife. Smooth action. Very impressed with this knife. Any added information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,Ed.

Ed I wish I could help you with more info but unfortunately I can't. I really like the looks of that knife. Can you please tell me what the closed length is ?

philco wrote:Ed I wish I could help you with more info but unfortunately I can't. I really like the looks of that knife. Can you please tell me what the closed length is ?

Yes sir. I would say 4 1/4 inches. But I am including a photo. Thanks Phil.

That is beautiful Ed!! Very nice!! Good pick up!! You are getting some fabulous knives as of late! Super glad for you ole buddy!

They were introduced in 1997.
The original box would have been dated.
They come in a variety of common and exotic handles.

woodwalker wrote:That is beautiful Ed!! Very nice!! Good pick up!! You are getting some fabulous knives as of late! Super glad for you ole buddy!

Thanks my friend.

basser5 wrote:They were introduced in 1997.
The original box would have been dated.
They come in a variety of common and exotic handles.

Thanks Tim. I wish I had the box but I am not that lucky. Would you wish to hazard a guess on the type of wood used?

Ed, the last photo that you posted looks like their Golden maple.

basser5 wrote:Ed, the last photo that you posted looks like their Golden maple.

Thanks Tim. I thought it looked like Maple but I was not sure. They really are nice, well made knives. I consider my self lucky to have it for sure. I may try to take some pictures of it in the sun light. I appreciate your knowledge.

They are extremely nice in my opinion.
Here is a 1997 with Amboyna burl handles.
The lower knife is a pre Monolith in elk. It's less contoured and a little beefier.

basser5 wrote:They are extremely nice in my opinion.
Here is a 1997 with Amboyna burl handles.
The lower knife is a pre Monolith in elk. It's less contoured and a little beefier.

I like both of those. Beautiful knives.