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247 AZ-89A, SedonaEst. 1977Family-owned
Collector-grade Damascus steel knives pair patterned blades with natural handles of olive wood, bison horn, and deer bone, alongside durable resin. Explore fixed-blade and folding knives chosen for the figure of their steel and the grain of their handles — practical tools with a collector's finish.
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Collector-grade Damascus steel knives with olive wood, bison horn, deer bone, and resin handles.
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Damascus steel is made by layering and forge-welding steel, then etching the finished blade to reveal the flowing figure those layers leave behind. No two blades show quite the same pattern, which is much of the appeal for collectors.
Olive wood, bison horn, and deer bone bring warm, varied grain to each handle, while resin adds color and durability. Many are one of a kind.
Keep the blade clean, dry, and lightly oiled to prevent corrosion, and store the knife sheathed or cushioned and separate. Wipe wood and horn handles with a dry cloth and keep them from prolonged moisture and heat. The Humiovi has advised collectors since 1977, and our team is glad to help with care.