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When seen on the blade of an older Spyderco knife it means one thing, used today it means a Gingami (Japan) steel of very high quality.
Term used by A. G. Russell for the very pointed droppoint designed for his series of "One Hand Knives™".
A Portland OR advertising firm that decided to give their clients Christmas gifts of kitchen knives in the late 1940s. Very shortly that tail began to wag the dog and Gerber Legendary Blades is a huge company.
A alloy of copper, zinc and nickel. also known as Nickel Silver.
A stainless steel with slightly less Carbon, slightly more Chromium, and much less Molybdenum than ATS-34. GIN-1 has no Nickel, Tungsten or Vanadium. Slightly softer than AUS-8. Also known as Gingami-1.
Carbon-0.90%, Manganese-0.60%, Chromium-15.50%,
Molybdenum-0.30%
The short stabbing sword of the Roman Legions. The blade was 18-24 inches long.
The most beautiful of the Bearded Axes, most often seen as a Northern European axe sharpened one side only for squaring timbers.
See Hilt.