Brass Cased Knife
A beautiful & rugged utility knife
This small, springless folding knife is a pleasure to use and to hold. It has a very solid 3" long, 1/8" thick blade in a handsome, solid brass case. The blade is laminated high carbon steel - it will take and hold a good sharp edge. ... See More
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Brass Cased Knife
Sale price$39.00
Description
This small, springless folding knife is a pleasure to use and to hold. It has a very solid 3" long, 1/8" thick blade in a handsome, solid brass case. The blade is laminated high carbon steel - it will take and hold a good sharp edge. Use it for marking out and trimming, or anywhere you would use a tough knife. It's equally at home in the workshop or on the desktop - it sharpens pencils to perfection. Only 4-1/4" long folded.
Product Specs/Dimensions
| Knife Type | Folding |
| Knife Length (in.) | 7" |
| Blade Length (in.) | 3" |
| Handle Length (in.) | 4" |
| Folded/Closed Length (in.) | 4" |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Brass |
Shipping Restrictions: Not eligible to ship to Canada.
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Overall rating: 4.8271604 / 5 from 81 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
This folding knife offers a solid brass case and a high carbon steel blade, praised for its quality and sturdiness. It's versatile for tasks like marking, trimming, and sharpening pencils, suitable for both workshop and desktop use.
Summary topics
- Overall Quality (8%): Customers loved the good quality of the knife, as well as its sleek profile and thin profile.
- Tool Versatility (8%): It was reported by customers that this tool is a useful and economical multipurpose hand tool for wood working.
- Blade Quality (20%): Many customers expressed appreciation for the good quality and sturdiness of the blade of this knife.
Review topics: [size, quality, shipping, handle, design, feel, style, edge, box, craftsmanship, beauty, works, piece, price, knife, blade, steel, tool, hold, history, gift, name, hinges, companion, carbon, iron].
Review highlights
- "Good steel which holds an edge well." —
- "It is a useful and economical multipurpose hand tool for wood working." —
- "I like the sturdiness of this knife and the blade was cleaner and sharper." —
Reviews
"Nice pocket knife"
"top quality"
Great knife for price!
"This is an excellent everyday knife for me. This is the second one I bought - I lost the first! Thin in the pocket, feels great, very sharp and easy to open."
Character Translation and Review
"Case: 登録商標(the first four small characters): ""Registered Trademark"" 肥後守: ""Governor of Higo"" (The company, so-named in honor of the lord of the province where the knife originated) 定駒: ""Kanekoma"" (the mark of the knife's maker) Blade: 青紙: ""Blue Paper"" (The extremely high quality steel used in the blade) 割込: ""Warikomi"" (The forging method; in this case, a hard steel spine clad in softer steel outer layers) As for the knife, it embodies everything that is remarkable about Japan: the same method used for over 100 years, simple, reliable, excellent materials and craftsmanship, and absurdly affordable for the level of quality. This is one of those products (and there are many made in Japan), that I feel humbled and grateful to even have the opportunity to handle, much less own."
I'm liking this knife.
"This knife is fun, not fancy. I like the simplicity of the design, like something made a hundred years ago to be inexpensive and functional. The blade is razor sharp, and I like being able to see the lamination line. It has been lightly used for opening packages and such, and is holding an edge well. I did glue a small piece of leather inside the case where the edge might touch and I'm ready to roll. I would like to have a translation of the characters stamped in the case."
Sharp! As expected
"Sharp! As expected"
Beautiful design
"I love the craftsmanship and simplicity of this knife. The blade cuts the way it was designed and I use this as a useful tool to sharpen my pencil when needed. I like that the blade opens slow and methodically."
Brass cased knife
"Such a well made and sharp knife. I bought 2 of them."
Great knife
"Great knife for the price. Slim - nice in the hand. Good quality a comes very sharp."
Cuts like a knife.
"I have not had it that long. Has worked like it's supposed to. I like the simplicity of it, that was why I bought it. I have not needed to cut anything robust yet and have only used it opening packages."
Q&A
- What is the piece at the top of the knife? It looks something like a hook or loop but since there is only one photograph of the case I can't tell. Also, does the hole at the bottom of the case go completely through the with the blade in the case?
- J, the piece at the top is a lever for opening the knife. The rivet is the pivot point for the blade. The hole at the top does go right through the case. Thank you.
- Does this knife have a pocket clip?
- Jacob, Sorry, no
- What does the writing on the blade and handle say
- Cale, The marking on the blade translates to High Carbon Steel. Case markings say makers name Higoonokami Sadakoma
- What is the English translation of the writing on the knife.
- Marking on blade "High Carbon Steel" On the case, part is Trademark and the other is the maker's name Higoonokami Sadakoma
- Is the brass cased knife made in Japan. It looks like a higonokami knife
- Yes, it's made in Japan.
