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This custom linerlock by Steve Hill features a Damascus blade with a brass parry guard, single thumbstud with blue/purple stone inlay. The handle has beautiful curly maple scales with silver wire inlays, fileworked screws, jeweled titanium liners and a black linen micarta backspacer. Nice detent, lockup and blade seating. Has a couple very light scratches, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 5
Overall Length 11.125
Closed Length 6.25
Weight (oz) 7.1
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Damascus
Blade Details Clip Point
Handle Material Wood, Metallic
Visit this maker's website: Steve Hill. "I sold my first knife in 1978 and was able to make my craft a full-time endeavor in 1989. Each of my knives is as unique as a thumb print, essentially a one of a kind creation. I do not use jigs to make them. I earnestly strive to blend function with beauty. I have earned numerous awards over the years. I am confident that each knife I make will meet the expectations of the customer who acquires it."
