Böker Germany Gobec Integral Nicker Ebenholz knife 120432
Böker Germany
Started from a small hardware factory of the Böker family in Germany in the 17th century, Böker became famous in 1869 when they launched their tree-brand knives developed in cooperation with the well-known cutlery-expert Hermann Heuser. The history of Böker has been affected by eventful times, but two things remained: passion and enthusiasm for extraordinary knives. Böker was one of the first companies to offer ceramic knives as a featured product line.
The tremendous success of the fully integrated construction of the Nickers per the design of the Austrian Stefan Gobec, along with the calls for more versions, have prompted us to complement the buck horn scaled version with a version made with refined guayacan-ebony wood. Based on the very positive experience we have gained with these materials primarily in our Argentinian production, we have now decided to also introduce these in our Solingen production. N690 blade steel.
Blade material
Böhler N690
Handle
Ebony
Sheath
-
Weight:
5.503 oz
Overall length:
8.5″
Blade length:
4.06″
Blade thickness:
0.16″
Country of origin:
Germany
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