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Price $1,100.00
This One Arm Bandit Barlow Razor by David Kramp features a satin finished blade with long pull nail nick. The handle has fluted stainless steel bolsters, antique stag covers, nickel silver pins, fileworked stainless steel liners and spring. Has half-stops, flush in all positions. Comes with the original box. Has a few scratches, excellent condition.
Blade Length 2.875
Overall Length 6.5
Closed Length 3.625
Weight (oz) 2.5
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Half Stop
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Wharncliffe
Handle Material Metallic, Horn & Antler
"My exposure to traditional slipjoint pocket knives started at an early age growing up in Oklahoma. My father Ed Kramp began making traditional slipjoints in 1990. I have fond memories of watching him build knives. Thirty years later, equipped with a brand new grinder and some basic tooling, I completed my first slipjoint in April 2021. It was a classic Barlow with rag micarta scales and a modified sheepsfoot blade. I’d say my influences are a mix between my father, Tony Bose and Jared Oeser. I enjoy making traditional slipjoint patterns and will sometimes modify or add non-traditional blade choices. I’m currently fascinated with multi-blade folders and the challenges they present. I enjoying working with vintage phenolic micartas, vintage stag, mammoth ivory, and wood."
