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Boker Knives 1969 Z28- Damast Shadow Pocket Knife 3.15" Drop Point Damascus Black Blade Aluminum Handle Black

$696.15
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Brand
Boker Knives
Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
3.15in
Accessory Type
Knives & Tools
UPC
788857826737

Overview

The Boker Knives 1969 Z28-Damast Shadow is a strictly limited pocket knife created in collaboration with designer Tommaso Rumici, drawing inspiration from the iconic Chevrolet Camaro Z28. It features a 3.15-inch ball-bearing drop-point blade forged from 80-layer Chad Nichols Damascus steel in a Tread pattern, incorporating authentic upper control arm components from a Camaro into the steel. The handle is made of black hard-anodized aluminum styled with automotive design lines, complemented by a stainless steel liner lock and a milled stainless steel pocket clip.

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