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Gerber - Sumo Black - Pivot Lock Layered G10 - 30-001814 - knife
Take it seriously: the Sumo is no joke! This oversized knife is the ultimate in practicality: it's easy to use, opens smoothly and offers an ambidextrous locking system that's easily operated with a simple, reliable pivot, and it's also particularly aesthetically appealing and packed with colorful details and accents.
The red ceramic-treated inner folders give an attention-grabbing pop, while the layered G10 offers great grip and plenty of hand room!
Intended Use: Sporty
Production type: Industrial
Country of manufacture: China
Blade: 7Cr17Mov stainless steel
Blade treatment: Darkwashed
Handle: made of layered G10, with liners and spacers made of red ceramic-treated steel
Blade length: 98mm.
Blade thickness: 3.3mm.
Length closed: 130mm.
Total length: 225mm.
Weight: 145g.
Closure: Pivot Lock (Axis Lock)
Clip: removable and reversible in painted stainless steel
Packaging: cardboard box with Gerber logos
Notes: -G30-001814 -
Gerber - Armbar Drive Onyx - 30-001585 - multi purpose knife
Country of manufacture: China
Blade length: 63.5mm
Open length: 165mm
Length closed: 92.2mm
Thickness: 17.8mm
Weight: 88gFEATURES:
* Flat edge blade with LinerLock closure.
* Screwdriver bits
* Crowbar
* Bottle opener
* Hammer
* Scissors
* Awl / Parcel openerMATERIALS:
* Stainless Steel 3Cr13MoV
* Plastic PolymerG30-001585 -
Coin knife - Meiji Dragon Yen 1870-1914 - multipurpose with blade, scissor and file
Japanese multipurpose made of blade, scissor and file, inserted inside two coins that faithfully reproduce the Japanese Yen coined during the Meiji period 1870-1914.
Features:
coin diameter: 38mm.
weight: 30 gr.
blade length: 2cm
thickness: 5.5 mm
blade material: 420J2 steel
History of the coin:
The introduction of the yen occurred in 1872 by the Meiji government and replaced by an excessively complex monetary system of the Edo period.Initially, the yen was minted in gold, until 1888 and then moved to silver, until 1914BDYB37