A one-of-one fixed blade from Timber Knives of Heber. No name on the spec sheet, nothing behind it but the knife itself.
An acid-washed blade, a lanyard ring, and an amber Ultem handle that hides a scorpion.
A closer look
The ObjectThe Blade
Acid-washed from ricasso to tip.
A full flat spine runs into a swept belly, ground in a mottled, stonewashed gray that shifts with the light. The tang stays exposed the entire length -- nothing hidden, nothing painted over.
The Handle
A real scorpion, suspended in the resin.
Not a print, not an etching -- an actual scorpion specimen, cast into the amber Ultem scale over the exposed tang. It's there permanently, under glass in everything but name.
In the hand
Built for control, not size.
A forward choil ahead of the edge seats the index finger right at the blade, and a full lanyard ring at the pommel locks the grip in from the other end -- a small blade with a deliberate, considered hold.
Carried
Hand-stitched, brass hardware.
A black leather sheath with brass rivets and snap, a belt loop stitched to carry it every day.
No name. One object.
A custom with nothing to prove and no maker's mark to lean on.
Details
Questions
Good to knowWho is Timber Knives?
+A small custom maker out of Heber, Utah. This piece carries no name on the blade -- it doesn't need one.
What's hidden in the handle?
+A real scorpion, cast into the amber Ultem scale itself -- not printed or etched on top. It's what makes this piece one of one.
Is it for sale?
+No. This one stays in the collection.
What does Wolf Certified mean?
+Every knife is inspected, photographed, verified, and cataloged before it's shown. Ownership, condition, and inspection notes are on the record.
Availability
Lot 005
In the collection
Not for sale. One of one, and staying that way.
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