Condor Blue River Skinner
Condor
Codor Tool & Knife traces its proud history back to 1787, the year Gebr Weyesberg Company was found in Solingen, Germany. Over the years the company has been expanding and developing to become one of the world's largest manufacturer of swords and knives. They launched Imacasa factory in El Salvador in 1964; and today it is turning out the finest quality machetes, knives, axes, etc. Condor is Imacasa’s quality line of knives and tools for North American and European customers.
The Blue River Skinner by Condor is a compact skinner in style reminiscent of Native American designs. The walnut handle is decorated with an inlay of reconstituted turquoise. The blade is made from 440C with parts of the rustic forging skin still visible. With a leather lanyard and detailed leather sheath decorated in a Native American style.
Blade material
440C
Handle
Walnut
Sheath
Leather
Weight:
4.938 oz
Overall length:
7.05″
Blade length:
3.5″
Blade thickness:
0.14″
Country of origin:
El Salvador
Lanyard hole
Emission offsetting
Greener use of materials
Sources from nature
Because it's simple yet important
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