Boker 1969 Mach-1 Damast 3.22" Drop Point Damascus Green Aluminum Liner Lock Folder

The Boker 1969 Mach-1 Damast is a premium collector's folding knife designed by Tommaso Rumici and built by Boker in Solingen, Germany. Drawing on the refined gentleman-folder heritage of Boker's 1969 line, this Mach-1 variant pairs a true Damascus blade with a distinctive jade-green anodized aluminum handle for a carry piece that bridges tradition and everyday usability.

At the heart of the knife is a 3.22" drop point blade forged from Damascus steel in the Chad Nichols Wavepool pattern with a full flat grind and a plain edge. The blade opens via thumb studs for ambidextrous one-handed deployment and locks up against a stainless steel liner lock.

The handle is machined from lightweight, high-strength aluminum with a contoured grip profile and a silver-jade anodized finish that gives it a striking, jewel-like appearance. Measuring 4.12" closed and 7.80" open, the Mach-1 Damast weighs just 4.09 oz, light enough for daily pocket carry while still feeling substantial in the hand.

Whether you're a Boker collector chasing the Damast variant of the 1969 line or simply want a beautifully crafted EDC folder with a genuine Damascus blade, the 1969 Mach-1 Damast delivers refined style, premium materials, and the build quality that has defined Boker Solingen cutlery for generations.