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Boker Barlow Leopard Damascus Folding Knife

Collector's knife *Serial numbered*

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

The handy Boker Barlow is an absolute classic in our range and as a lightweight slip-joint pocket knife it handles almost all everyday cutting jobs effortlessly. This particularly noble collector's version is equipped with a blade made of Leopard-Damascus, which is opened by nail-nick. The legendary blade steel by Boker, which has been inspiring the knife scene worldwide for many years, is made of the gun barrel steel of the Leopard main battle tank. It consists of 300 layers and has a hardness of 61 to 63 HRC.

The pocket knife with its integral construction is equipped with a contoured handle body made of olive green Canvas Micarta, which is milled from the solid and also forms the characteristic bolsters of the Barlow. The lightweight construction can thus completely dispense with additional metal liners. Thanks to the likewise contoured handle scales made of certified imported desert-ironwood, this noble gentleman's knife is extremely comfortable to hold. With high-quality felt case for storage, certificate of authenticity and individual serial number. Handmade in the Boker Knife Manufactory in Solingen.

Specifications:

Steel: Damascus 
Blade length: 2.637“ inch / 67 mm 
Total length: 5.984” inch / 152 mm
Handle length: 3.346” inch / 85 mm
Handle scales: Desert Ironwood / Micarta

Blade thickness: 2 mm
Overall weight 30 gr.

Böker Solingen "Boxer" Damascus Folding Collectors Knife

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

The Boker Boxer, designed by Raphaël Durand from Thiers, is a classic two-handed knife that is extremely popular. In this particularly noble version, the traditional pocket knife is equipped with a dark blade of Dragonskin Damascus by Bertie Rietveld, which is hardened to 58 HRC. The South African custom knifemaker is considered the country's first Damascus smith and has been forging high-performance Damascus with unusual patterns since 1991. The blade is locked by a sturdy backlock and has a generous ricasso. The decorative stainless steel bolsters bear the groove typical of Raphaël Durand. The handle scales are made of polished red burlap Micarta and are very comfortable to hold. The handy size is the perfect compromise between pocket suitability and versatility in use. With reinforced Lanyard-Hole. Handmade in the Boker knife manufactory Solingen. Delivery with individual serial number in a noble floating display with certificate of authenticity.

Specifications:

Steel: Damascus
Blade length: 2.952“ inch / 75 mm
Total length: 7.204” inch / 183 mm
Handle length: 4.251” inch / 108 mm
Handle scales: Brwon Micarta / Stainless Steel

Blade thickness: 3 mm
Overall weight 121 gr.

Böker Solingen "Boxer" Desert Ironwood Folding Knife

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

Raphaël Durand of Thiers is one of the most sought-after custom knifemakers in France. His handmade pieces fetch premium prices all over the world and his order book is always full. All the more reason for us to be happy to follow the Slack by Boker Plus with one of his most popular models, the Boxer, now available from our Solingen Manufactory. The classic backlock combines Mediterranean influences of the blade shape with elements of a traditional pocketknife - an intriguing combination with a unique flair. The blade consists of N690 with a fine satin finish. The stainless steel bolsters sport Raphaël Durand's signature groove. The scales consist of exquisite and durable certified imported Desert ironwood. The handy size is the perfect compromise between pocket dimensions and versatile functionality, which makes the Boxer a true all-rounder and a sure favorite of fans of unique pocket knives.

Specifications:

Steel: N690
Blade length: 2.952“ inch / 75 mm
Total length: 7.204” inch / 183 mm
Handle length: 4.251” inch / 108 mm
Handle scales: Desert Ironwood

Blade thickness: 2.9 mm
Overall weight 122 gr.

Additional steel informations:

The cobalt-alloyed N690 by Böhler (not to be confused with the lower-grade N695!) is a very reliable upper middle-grade steel we use at our Solingen manufacture for a wide variety of projects. The fine-grained N690, which ranks above 440C, offers convincing performance data in all areas. It is often sold as N690Co – the "Co" stands for cobalt and describes the exact same steel.

German Böker  Camaro 1969 Z28 Damascus knife

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

Legends are not born; they are shaped by time until their moment to shape time has come. They don't live a myth, they create it and leave behind a venerable legacy. In 1966, the foundation stone for another icon was laid in Detroit, Michigan. In the epicentre of the US automotive industry, numerous vehicles see the light of day. Many of them are ordinary cars, while others are exclusively chosen. The Chevrolet Camaro was originally designed as a so-called Pony Car, which was intended to appeal primarily to younger buyer groups. Compact, sporty and affordable - the coupé was the stalwart for the semi-strong. Success was not long in coming. From 1966 to 1969, approximately 700,000 Camaro models with 12 different engine variants rolled off the production line. In 1969, the last Camaro of the first generation, the Z28, was introduced. Connoisseurs consider this model to be one of the best of all series. A massive V8 small block engine with 216 kW (290 hp) and a Special Performance Package propelled the Camaro Z28 into the select league of muscle cars, sporty stripes on the body included. The motorsport DNA of the now coveted collector's item cannot be denied either. The engine used is a toned-down version of the successful and highly decorated Penske Camaro from the SCAA Trans AM racing series.

Boker quotes the design of the Camaro Z28 and revives the legend. The result is more than just a knife. An attitude to life, the dignified road trip with the bubbling sound of the V8 engine on the seemingly endless highway, gentle rays of sunlight streaking across the canyon and warming the soul. Unforgettable moments without everyday life - just like the extraordinary Boker 1969 Z28- Damascus. In collaboration with the Italian designer Tommaso Rumici, a unique "muscle knife" was created that combines the distinctive character traits of the Camaro Z28 in form and strength. The elegant Damascus drop-point blade, hand-forged by Chad Nichols with 80 layers in the “Tread” pattern, reminisces of the sloping cowl induction bonnet of the muscle car. For this purpose, parts of the upper A-arm from the Camaro were used for the blade, that opens smoothly with the blue thumb stud, while the biting stainless steel linerlock reliably locks the knife in place. Based on a colour analysis of an original model, the finely tuned lacquer finish in "Le Mans Blue" was created especially for Boker for the aluminium handle, which interprets the lines of the body in a nostalgic way and comes up with exciting details. The notchback, the small rear spoiler and the gill-like air intakes on the rear wings have been beautifully integrated into the knife. The blade axle screw is lovingly inspired by the rims often used on muscle cars, whereas the straight-lined stainless steel clip, milled from the solid, is reminiscent of the chrome-plated door handles. Delivery includes a high-quality floating display, plenty of torque and a gentle breeze in your hair. Handmade in the Boker Manufactory in Solingen.

Specifications:

Steel: Damascus
Blade length: 3.149“ inch / 80 mm 
Total length: 7.322” inch / 186 mm
Handle length: 4.173” inch / 106 mm
Handle scales: Aluminum

Designer: Tommaso Rumici

Blade thickness: 3.63 mm
Overall weight 99 gr.

Böker Solingen Classic Western Bowie N690 Knife

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

The design of the traditional Boker Bowie was based on original drafts from the early 19th century and equipped with an extremely stable, 6.4 mm thick blade made from N690. The name of the knife goes back to James "Jim" Bowie, the famous pioneer and soldier who is revered as a hero of the Wild West. Contrary to the widely copied Sheffield Bowie, the variations of this outdoor knife resemble the early American Bowie with its s-shaped stainless steel crossguard sporting a finely satinized surface. The exquisite scales of domestic oak lend the Boker Bowie even more authenticity. Comes with a high-quality Western leather sheath in black, design based on the original.

Specifications:

Steel: N690
Blade length: 7.795“ inch / 198 mm
Total length: 12.795” inch / 325 mm
Handle length: 5" inch / 127 mm
Handle scales: Oak Wood

Blade Thickness: 6.4 mm
Overall weight 495 gr.

N690:

The cobalt-alloyed N690 by Böhler (not to be confused with the lower-grade N695!) is a very reliable upper middle-grade steel we use at our Solingen manufacture for a wide variety of projects.

Böker Solingen Classic Western Stag Bowie N690 Knife

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

The design of the traditional Boker Bowie was based on original drafts from the early 19th century and equipped with an extremely sturdy blade made from N690 and exclusive handle scales made from carefully selected stag. Due to the considerable size and thickness of the handle scales, it was difficult and expensive to find the right supplier for premium-grade stag. At last, the search was successful, and we are happy to offer our many Bowie knife fans a high-end classic version. Handcrafted by Boker Manufactory Solingen. Comes with a high-quality western leather sheath and a new version of the historic Boker tree symbol.

Specifications:

Steel: N690
Blade length: 7.795“ inch / 198 mm
Total length: 12.795” inch / 325 mm
Handle length: 5" inch / 127 mm
Handle scales: Stag

Blade Thickness: 6.4 mm
Overall weight 537 gr.

N690:

The cobalt-alloyed N690 by Böhler (not to be confused with the lower-grade N695!) is a very reliable upper middle-grade steel we use at our Solingen manufacture for a wide variety of projects.

German Böker Eight-Eight (8-8) Flak Damascus Collector's Dagger

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

Boker presents its first military-historical artillery project with the Eight-Eight (8-8) Flak Damascus collector's dagger. The 8.8 cm Flak (short for anti-aircraft gun) is considered by many connoisseurs to be the best and undisputedly most versatile gun of the Second World War. Originally developed for anti-aircraft defence, the Eight-Eight (8-8) established its legendary reputation above all in ground combat.

While anti-tank guns with 3.7 cm to a maximum of 7.5 cm were notoriously under-calibrated for the contemporary armour, anti-aircraft guns regularly had relatively large barrel diameters. It quickly became apparent that only the eight-eight was capable of reliably penetrating the armour of the heavy British Matilda II tank or the Soviet T-34, for example, and above all at greater distances of up to 2,000 metres. The pre-requisite for this was that the barrel of the 8.8 cm anti-aircraft gun could be swivelled to a negative angle of inclination - absolutely untypical for an anti-aircraft gun. This made it possible to lower the barrel below the horizontal plane in order to engage ground targets. The gun could also be swivelled 360° around its vertical axis on a column mount with four cross-shaped outriggers. Another advantage of the eight-eight (8-8) was its speed. On the one hand, this resulted from the short time in which the cross mount could be mounted and dismounted, and the gun could therefore be moved. Another was the high rate of fire. As a semi-automatic cannon with a decelerated barrel recoil, the breech was opened after each shot, the percussion piece cocked, and the empty cartridge ejected. A well-trained operating crew, usually consisting of 9 soldiers, could fire up to 20 rounds per minute. As a result, the German anti-aircraft soldiers were able to shoot down 9 out of 1,000 incoming aircraft.

This figure seems soberingly small, but it is still considered to be the highest firing rate of an anti-aircraft gun in the history of war. The 8.8 cm anti-aircraft gun also played a significant role in the legendary reputation of another weapon of the Second World War, which Boker has already used in a Damascus collector's knife. As the main armament, it was installed in the turret of the VI tank, better known as the Tiger. Proven through this use, it later also became the gun of the Nashorn (Rhino) tank destroyer.

The Eight-Eight (8-8) Flak Damascus project has been realised as a fulyl-fledged dagger with a medieval look. The centrepiece is the slender but massive 18.1 cm long blade forged from parts of the 8.8 cm Flak. The handle scroll is turned from a piece of domestically stabilised hornbeam with 16 jimpings. On closer inspection, the radii and proportions of the 5 mm thick stainless steel parrying piece discreetly form the outline of the cross-guard with side extensions folded up for transport. The silhouette of the folded-out mount is indicated on the base of the solid stainless steel end knob. The dagger is fitted with a dark brown leather sheath with a belt loop and localised reinforcement. Supplied with an elegant storage box, certificate of authenticity and a individual serial number.

Specifications:

Steel: Damascus (see description)
Blade length: 7.204“ inch / 183 mm 
Total length: 12.598” inch / 320 mm
Handle length: 5.393" inch / 137 mm
Handle scales: Iron Wood

Blade Thickness: 6.1 mm
Overall weight 292 gr.

German Böker "Försternicker" Hunting Stag Knife

- Made in Solingen / Germany

Introduction:

With the Boker Försternicker, we are calling on traditional values, since this vintage version of the Nicker used to be a popular part of our program several decades ago. The slightly wider, curved blade is typical for this design, offering a somewhat larger task profile than the classic pointed hunting knife. The curved spine with subtle thumb grooves add to the comfortable grip and highlight the exclusive design.
The Försternicker is ideal for all outdoor tasks on the hunt, since the sturdy blade with its high flat grind combines stability with excellent cutting properties. The use of modern Böhler N690 for the blade highlights the exceptional practical value thanks to the superior edge retention compared to classic nicker steel. It is also easy to sharpen.
The nickel silver bolster and butt give the Försternicker an excellent grip. The knife is easy to carry in the classic nicker sheath. With scales made from carefully selected stag.

Specifications:

Steel: N690
Blade length: 4.330“ inch / 110 mm
Total length: 8.858” inch / 225 mm
Handle length: 4.527" inch / 115 mm
Handle scales: Stag Horn

Blade Thickness: 4.3 mm
Weight 205 gr.

Additional information about what "Flat Grind" means:

Böker Leopard I. Damascus Folding Knife (Limited Edition)

- Made in Solingen / Germany -

Introduction:

The impressive Boker Leopard-Damascus I. is a real piece of living history. The blade is made of high-performance Damascus, forged exclusively for Boker from the gun barrel steel of the German Leopard I battle tank. It has a hardness of 61 to 63 HRC and a high degree of toughness at the same time. The 300-layer Damascus in the Small Pyramids pattern is ideally suited to the hardcoat-anodised handle made of CNC-milled AlMgSi1, which is considerably higher quality than the usual AlMg3 due to the higher silicon proportion. The decorative inlays are made of certified imported Ziricote Wood. With convertible clip (tip-up/tip-down). Delivery with gift box, certificate of authenticity and individual serial number.

Specifications:

Steel: Damascus
Blade length: 3.543“ inch / 90 mm
Total length: 8.267” inch / 210 mm
Handle length: 4.724” inch / 120 mm
Handle scales: Aluminum / Ziricote Wood
Overall weight 120 gr.

Note: We from Dream-Knives have no influence on which serial number we receive from Böker.