Boker Solingen Trapper Asbach Uralt Nichols Damascus Brandy Barrel Oak Slip Joint Folder 116004DAM

A classic North American jack knife, the Trapper, has been in production since the early 1900s and is still popular today. Originally designed for trapping and skinning tasks, this lightweight design is a solid and versatile all around cutting tool. In Rüdesheim on the Rhine, a man named Hugo Asbach created a complex and singular German brandy known today as Asbach Uralt. Aging in Limousin oak wood barrels is key to the process. After decades of storage, Boker is now using these historic Asbach barrels in a limited production Trapper, which bears the brand stamp of the famous wine distillery on both blade and handle. The Trapper Asbach Uralt comes with a Chad Nichols stainless Damascus blade and brandy barrel oak wood covers. Limited to 299 pieces worldwide.

Brand new, direct from Boker Knives, Solingen.

Blade: This single blade Trapper sports a long clip point blade of striking, hand forged Chad Nichols Ripple pattern Damascus with a tradition nail nick and crisp operation. The full flat grind makes this a very functional and utilitarian blade for users, while collectors will be pleased with the visual appeal of the finish and unique Damascus.

Handle: Mounted to brass liners with brushed nickel silver pins and bolsters the brandy barrel oak wood covers offer a warm feel with a beautiful, rustic aesthetic. Forgoing a traditional shield, the front cover has been engraved "Asbach" for the brandy that gives this Trapper its name. A stainless steel back spring delivers smooth, snappy slip joint operation. Includes high-quality felt zipper pouch and numbered certificate of authenticity.

Nichols Stainless Damascus: Stainless Damascus offers the performance of a modern stainless steel with the striking look of etched, pattern welded steel. Composed of AEB-L and 304, Nichols' stainless Damascus delivers excellent corrosion resistance and toughness with good hardness for edge retention.