Customer pays 25% at time of order, 25% at 30 days, 25% at 60 days and final 25% at 90 days.
The "Final Verdict" knife is a manifestation of the ultimate resolution engraved in steel—irreversible, definitive, absolute. Its blade, forged from three twisted strands of Damascus steel, is not only an expression of artisan perfection but also a symbol of the brutal inevitability of the resolution. With a thickness of 6 mm and a hardness of 59 HRC, it is not only extremely durable but also capable of performing the most demanding tasks.
The handle, made from hammered Arizona Desert Ironwood, adorned with a ring of an alchemical alloy of gold and silver, and finished with a VA2 cap, adds an element of majesty and seriousness, befitting an instrument that holds the power of final resolution. The wrought iron guard acts as the shield of a guardian standing watch against the improper use of this powerful artifact.
The embossed sheath, made from the leather of an African water buffalo, is not just a practical protective element; it reminds of the harsh yet fair nature of the decisions that this knife symbolizes. Every detail of this construction speaks of the relentless truth that once issued, offers no return.
"Final Verdict" is more than a knife—it is an instrument of justice, carrying the weight of final decisions. Every element of this knife reflects the severity and inevitability of the resolution, which once issued, remains unchanged.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Blade: Twisted three-band Mosaic Damascus forged by Greg Forge
Thickness: 6 mm (0.2362"), hardness: 59 HRC
Handle: Hammered Arizona Desert Ironwood, ring made of gold and silver alloy, pommel made of VA2
Guard: Puddle iron
Sheath: Stamped African water buffalo leather
Weight: 346 g (12.20 oz.)
Overall length: 380 mm (14.96")
Blade length: 247 mm (9.72")
Blade width: 30 mm (1.18")
Janusz Kozolubski "MICHO" born in 1967, scorpion. Knives have been doing for 25 years. Member of the Deutsche Messermacher Gilde (http://www.deutsche-messermacher-gilde.de). Favorite style, fantasy and fighter. He lives in western Germany. A breakthrough in his work came when he had the opportunity to look at the work of the master knifemaking, Dietmar F. Kressler, in his workshop at the castle of Odelzhausen. Knives only, One of a Kind
