Boker P08 Damast Fixed Blade

Description

The unique Böker P08 Damascus combines the world of knives with military heritage. The P08, also known as the Parabellum pistol or simply the Luger, remains legendary to this day. It served as the standard issue for the German armies in both World Wars and quickly achieved international renown. As early as 1914, it was used in Bulgaria, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Turkey.

The Böker P08 Damascus knife not only incorporates various design elements of the Luger but also features a unique Damascus blade made from the barrel steel. This remarkable Damascus steel is hand-forged by Chad Nichols in the Boomerang pattern. The grip panels are crafted from certified imported rosewood and echo the classic, understated checkering of the pistol grip. The same screw design used on the P08 is employed to mount these grip panels. The cone of the exposed barrel is also reflected in the angle of the grip panels.

The bolsters and pommel are made of steel and finished with a dark stonewash. Supplied with a high-quality black leather sheath featuring a sewn-in Ulticlip, which can be conveniently attached thanks to the locking spring clip.

Handcrafted in the Böker knife manufactory in Solingen. Includes an elegant floating display, certificate of authenticity, and individual serial number. The P08 is a unique piece for serious collectors worldwide.