Boker Solingen Single Blade Trapper Jigged Red Bone Traditional Slip Joint 112526JRB

Model: BO-112526JRB
Manufacturer: Boker
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Details

The Trapper is a classic folding knife pattern with an iconic two-blade combination and slip joint construction designed for a variety of uses. This high-quality, Single Blade interpretation from Boker knives of Germany employs a polished carbon steel blade with classic etch traditionally reserved for premium knives. The Trapper handle sports dual nickel sliver bolsters and brass liners for a traditional slip joint construction. This version comes with Jigged Red Bone scales for a rugged, timeless feel that is perfect for this classic design. A winner for users and collectors alike.

Brand new, direct from Boker, Solingen.

Blade: Made from polished C75 carbon steel, the Trapper comes with a single clip point blade, a defining feature of the Trapper pattern. The blade is a long clip point with a beautifully polished finish delivering an overall elegant look enhanced with the iconic Tree Brand etch. A generous nail nick is provided for opening while the flat grind delivers for balanced slicing performance and durability.

Handle: Jigged Red Bone handle scales are flush fit between two polished nickel silver bolsters. The bone covers offer a warm, traditional feel with the Tree Brand Logo shield adorning the front. Brass liners support the scales and bolsters and house the stainless steel back spring for smooth slip joint operation.

C75 Carbon Tool Steel: C75 is a classic, non-stainless, carbon steel used by Boker for special projects their Solingen factory. Carbon steel soon develops its typical blue-gray patina that is not a flaw but a natural property of the material.

Specifications

Specifications
Overall Length 7.47"
Blade Length 3.31"
Sharpened Length 3.00"
Blade Thickness 0.09"
Blade Material C-75
Blade Type Carbon
Closed Length 4.17"
Handle Thickness 0.45"
Handle Material Bone
Bolster(s) Nickel Silver
Liner(s) Stainless Steel
Weight 2.80 oz.
Country of Manufacture Germany