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Price $350.00
This Neck Knife from Selby Knives features a satin finished dagger blade with .124" blade stock and 1.025" blade depth, full tang construction with fluted G10 covers. Includes a kydex sheath. Has some marks on the blade. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 3
Overall Length 6.375
Weight (oz) 2.7
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Dagger
Handle Material Metallic, G10
Brian Selby is a self-taught knifemaker who started making knives in 2012 out of his single-car garage in Folsom CA. Like most knifemakers, Selby started out with a limited number of tools, making due with little more than a belt sander in the beginning. Over time, he began to build up his shop from the proceeds of his knife making venture. As a self-taught knife maker operating with limited equipment, Selby had to come up with his own techniques and processes, often resorting to what some might consider unconventional methods, if there is such a thing in the knife making world.
