Higonokami Folder Brass Handle with Blue Paper Steel Blade
- UPC:
- 871373622010
- MPN:
- 10L
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- In Stock
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Description
The Higonokami Folder has a 3-inch satin blue paper steel blade, a folded brass handle, an extended tang and a lanyard hole, closing to 4.25 inches.
Blue paper steel is a Hitachi carbon steel, named for the color of the paper the mill wraps it in rather than anything about the steel. It is high carbon with chromium and tungsten added, and it takes an extremely keen edge while staying tougher than the plainer white paper steel. That steel in a knife at this price is the reason to look at it.
The handle is a single sheet of brass folded around the blade, with no scales, liners or springs. There is no lock: the extended tang, called the chikiri, is pressed with the thumb to hold the blade open. Higonokami knives have been made in Miki, Japan since the 1890s to essentially this design, and brass develops a patina with handling. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- Blue paper steel takes an extremely keen edge
- Named for the mill's wrapping paper, not the steel
- Folded brass handle with no lock or spring
- Chikiri tang held by the thumb, 4.25 inches closed
Specifications
- Blade Finish:
- Satin
- Blade Length:
- 3 in
- Blade Size:
- 3 to under 4 in
- Blade Steel:
- Blue Paper Steel
- Blade Steel Type:
- Carbon Steel
- Closed Length:
- 4.25 in
- Edge Type:
- Plain Edge
- Handle Material:
- Brass
- Lock Type:
- Friction Folder
- Opening Mechanism:
- Tang Lever
- Country of Origin:
- Japan
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- Feed Brand:
- Higonokami
- Feed MPN:
- 10L
- Feed GTIN:
- 871373622010
Description
The Higonokami Folder has a 3-inch satin blue paper steel blade, a folded brass handle, an extended tang and a lanyard hole, closing to 4.25 inches.
Blue paper steel is a Hitachi carbon steel, named for the color of the paper the mill wraps it in rather than anything about the steel. It is high carbon with chromium and tungsten added, and it takes an extremely keen edge while staying tougher than the plainer white paper steel. That steel in a knife at this price is the reason to look at it.
The handle is a single sheet of brass folded around the blade, with no scales, liners or springs. There is no lock: the extended tang, called the chikiri, is pressed with the thumb to hold the blade open. Higonokami knives have been made in Miki, Japan since the 1890s to essentially this design, and brass develops a patina with handling. Explore more Traditional Knives.
- Blue paper steel takes an extremely keen edge
- Named for the mill's wrapping paper, not the steel
- Folded brass handle with no lock or spring
- Chikiri tang held by the thumb, 4.25 inches closed
Specifications
- Blade Finish:
- Satin
- Blade Length:
- 3 in
- Blade Size:
- 3 to under 4 in
- Blade Steel:
- Blue Paper Steel
- Blade Steel Type:
- Carbon Steel
- Closed Length:
- 4.25 in
- Edge Type:
- Plain Edge
- Handle Material:
- Brass
- Lock Type:
- Friction Folder
- Opening Mechanism:
- Tang Lever
- Country of Origin:
- Japan
- Google Feed:
- Yes
- Bing Feed:
- Yes
- Pinterest Feed:
- Yes
- Feed Brand:
- Higonokami
- Feed MPN:
- 10L
- Feed GTIN:
- 871373622010
Specifications
Blade Finish, Blade Length, Blade Size, Blade Steel, Blade Steel Type, Closed Length, Edge Type, Handle Material, Lock Type, Opening Mechanism,
Specifications
- Blade Finish:
- Satin
- Blade Length:
- 3 in
- Blade Size:
- 3 to under 4 in
- Blade Steel:
- Blue Paper Steel
- Blade Steel Type:
- Carbon Steel
- Closed Length:
- 4.25 in
- Edge Type:
- Plain Edge
- Handle Material:
- Brass
- Lock Type:
- Friction Folder
- Opening Mechanism:
- Tang Lever
- Country of Origin:
- Japan
- Google Feed:
- Yes
- Bing Feed:
- Yes
- Pinterest Feed:
- Yes
- Feed Brand:
- Higonokami
- Feed MPN:
- 10L
- Feed GTIN:
- 871373622010
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