Product Description
A Spyderco folder with blue mammoth tooth scales and mammoth scrimshaw
This Spyderco mammoth tooth knife has handle scales cut from fossil mammoth tooth, stabilized with blue resin to reveal the tooth's striking ridged pattern. A central inlay of mammoth ivory is hand-engraved by Brian Kiracofe with woolly mammoths crossing a snowy landscape.
The knife measures 4 inches closed and 7 inches open, with Spyderco's signature thumb hole for one-handed opening. It pairs two ancient materials from the same animal, tooth and tusk, in a single one-of-a-kind collector's knife.
Features
- Spyderco folding knife
- Blue resin-stabilized mammoth tooth scales
- Mammoth ivory inlay
- Woolly mammoth scrimshaw by Brian Kiracofe
- Thumb hole opening
Specifications
- Material: Mammoth tooth scales stabilized with blue resin, mammoth ivory inlay, steel blade
- Maker: Spyderco, handle by Santa Fe Stoneworks
- Artisan: Brian Kiracofe
- Dimensions: 4" closed, 7" open
- Mechanism: Folding blade
Care Instructions
Keep the blade clean and lightly oiled. Wipe the handle with a dry cloth and keep it away from heat and moisture.
FAQ
What is mammoth tooth?
It is fossil molar from the woolly mammoth, cut into scales and stabilized with resin to show its layered pattern.
Who did the scrimshaw?
The mammoth ivory inlay is engraved by Brian Kiracofe.
How big is the knife?
It is 4 inches closed and 7 inches open.
Mammoth tooth and mammoth ivory, joined in a Spyderco made for collectors.
Made to Order
Most pieces are in stock and ship right away. Items requiring engraving or finishing are completed within a few days, prepared with the same care and craftsmanship Scrimshanders is known for.