FRIEDRICH HERDER Pocket knife ORYX black oak stainless

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FRIEDRICH HERDER Pocket knife ORYX black oak stainless Article number 4133.110-BLOAK.R

Overall length 24.5 cm
Blade length 11.5 cm
Blade material 4034 stainless steel 
Blade shape pike-pointed , Yatagan
Handle length 13.0 cm
Weight 70 grams 
Handle material black oak with decorated fittings 
Stamped, Solingen, Germany, the oryx and the Herder Pikas logo
Manufacturer Friedrich Herder, Solingen, Germany 
Special feature the blade locks firmly when open and can be unlocked and folded by pulling the ring.
1 x knife is supplied
Search words historical pocket knife, Hemingway knife, collector's knife, collector, lockable, carbon steel

This pocket knife is the original Herder Forkbrand Oryx pocket knife!
The blade of this historic specimen locks into place when open. If the metal ring is then pulled, the lock is released and the pocket knife can be closed.
It is a reissue of the world-famous Solingen Ring-Lock knife with a stainless steel blade.
Exclusive Edition with numerous design elements make this knife a real eye-catcher.
The blade shape - and the low weight - make this knife the ideal steak knife for every barbecue evening in your own garden or with friends.
Lovingly handcrafted in Solingen.

What does Oryx mean in German?
Oryx (Greek Ὄρυχ “pointed tool”) stands for: Oryx antelopes, genus of even-toed ungulates named after their spike-like horns, Arabian oryx.

Questions?
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Bog oak (also known as fossil oak or Polish ebony) is not a wood species in its own right; it is oak trunks that have been lying in a bog or swamp for centuries (in some cases even thousands of years) and were found there. The tannic acid in the oak wood forms a compound with the iron salts in the water, causing the wood to turn a strong blue-grey to deep black color. The bog oak can be found in almost all of Europe, but most of the trunks are found in the river basins of central and southern Europe.

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