Unique and historic origins
The history of objects is not only a question of time, but also of origin. The Böker Barlow Prime Tirpitz-Damascus folding knife is a perfect example. Every time you hold it, you're holding a piece of history. Behind the name of this knife lies a rich history. Tirpitz is not just a name, it refers to a sunken German battleship. Against all odds, divers recovered part of this giant of the seas by salvaging fragments of its armor. These were then entrusted to the Böker brand to give birth to this exceptional knife.
This knife is not only remarkable for its history, but also for its craftsmanship. Hand-crafted in the famous Böker factory in Solingen, it is the fruit of unique expertise. Whether you consider it a collector's item or an everyday tool, its robust, meticulous design will meet your expectations.
Outstanding technical features
The 6.9cm blade of the Barlow Prime Tirpitz pocket knife in 200-layer Damascus steel is not only elegant. It's hand-forged to guarantee exceptional durability, and this is proven by its outstanding Rockwell hardness of 61-63HRC. What's more, the Nail Nick notch on one side ensures easy opening, and the slipjoint locking system guarantees safety by preventing unintentional closing of the knife during use.
As for the handle, it's made from black micarta combined with walnut wood, making it an aesthetically pleasing and ergonomic knife. Details such as the decorative nickel silver rivets add an extra touch of refinement.
To complete the package, the Boker Barlow Prime Tirpitz-Damascus comes with a high-quality felt sheath. It will protect your knife while adding a discreet elegance.
If you're looking for an exceptional folding knife, the Böker Barlow Prime Tirpitz Damascus will live up to your expectations. It's a piece that deserves a place in your collection or pocket.
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