Multipurpose tools, pliers and multipurpose knives

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 1914

Intended use: key chain / collection

Type of Industrial Production
Blade: stainless steel 420
Production Country: Japan
Handle: Steel plated gold and Chinese lacquer red cinnabar
Blade length: 37mm.
Blade Thickness: 1.5mm.
Overall length: 91mm.
Closed Length: 54mm.
Closing system: -
Weight: 36g.
Chain and key ring: Brass
Packaging: in brown velvet box with logos Kai Cutlery
Notes: very rare product in the late '70s, brand new, in perfect condition

Blade: Carbon steel
Conformation: Dui Chirra
Kauri: overcast
Aunlo-Bal: engraved pattern black and gold
Handle: horn
Blade length: 200mm.
Blade Thickness: 8mm.
Overall length: 320mm.
Karda: horn length. tot. 6.5mm.
Chakmak: horn length. tot. 6.5mm.
Weight: 434g.
Sheath: wood and leather decorated
Notes: Knife Original Nepalese entirely handmade - 7 accessories included in the sheath