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Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder

Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder

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Designed by Attillio Morotti, the Maserin Atti 388 is as much a work of art as it is a folding knife. Look to its large nickel silver bolster and undulating polished liners and you’ll get a sense of the craftsmanship that went into it Read More

S35VN Blade, 4 Handle Options

Designed by Attillio Morotti, the Maserin Atti 388 is as much a work of art as it is a folding knife. Look to its large nickel silver bolster and undulating polished liners and you’ll get a sense of the craftsmanship that went into it. Look past that and you’ll find it’s an incredibly handy knife, to boot. With a nearly 3-inch blade made from premium CPM-S35VN stainless steel, the folder is equipped for a wide range of tasks. To open it, use the single thumbstud. The handle is available in four different materials, each with a different look and feel. For something more natural, choose the Beech Gold; for something a little more flashy, go for the briar wood or ebony options. Absent of a pocket clip, the Atti 388 will easily slip into a breast pocket or a fifth pocket on a pair of pants.

Note: At checkout, choose between the following options: Beech Gold (388/FA), Black Buri (388/RN), Briar Wood (388/R), and Ebony (388/EB). Due to the sensitive nature of shipping knives internationally, we are able to ship only some of the knives on Massdrop to select countries. It is the responsibility of the buyer to know and comply with all importation regulations and local laws. Click here for additional information.

Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder
Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder
Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder

About Maserin

Established in 1960 in Maniago, Italy—known as the City of Knives—Maserin carries on the centuries-old trade of Italian knifemaking by catapulting it into modernity with CNC machining technology. With over 50 years’ experience producing a wide range of cutlery for anything from sporting to hunting to everyday carry, Maserin maintains the prestige of traditional Italian blacksmithing techniques by combining quality control, attention to detail, and premium materials in each of its internationally recognized designs.

Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder
Maserin Atti 388 Gentleman's Folder

Model Options

Beech Gold
Black Burl
Briar Wood
Ebony

Specs

  • Maserin
  • Blade: S35VN steel
  • HRC: 60
  • Handle: Beech wood, black burl, briar wood, or ebony wood
  • Liner lock
  • Nickel silver bolsters
  • Thumbstud for opening
  • Blade length: 2.8 in (7 cm)
  • Overall length: 6.3 in (16 cm)
  • Weight: 3.4 oz (96 g)
  • Made in Maniago, Italy

Shipping

Estimated ship date is July 3, 2017 PT.

Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.

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My Maserin 388 knife arrived in good condition. The briar scales were absolutely beautiful and added greatly to the appearance of its arguably bland, conservative design. (But that's the genre lately.) The s35vn blade was a little rough but easily finished up with strop and compounds. Thinking nothing of it, I slipped the knife in its leather sleeve and went about my workweek, never taking it out. On the weekend, I pulled it out and the satin-finished steel bolsters were evenly browned with very fine oxidation (rust)! It cleaned up very well with Pre-Lim surface cleaner and, after buffing the last of it off, I treated the surfaces with Renaissance micro-crystalline wax polish. Thinking the leather slip cover and maybe a humid pocket were to blame, I left the knife out. Within a few days, I could again see the oxidation creeping back into the surface of the bolsters. After a second thorough cleaning and treatment with an archival wax/polish to keep moisture away, the bolsters almost have just a vague almost pewtery colour to them. Massdrop / Maserin: what are these bolsters made of? What sort of cheap alloy behaves like this? I take good care of some 300+ knives, swords, axes, etc. and have not seen this in any of my mostly mid-tech and custom pieces! I had a 1975 Chevy Vega pig-iron rustmobile that didn't rust this fast! This is not a "gentleman's folder"; it is a "cautionary tale". Maserin needs to go back to the accountants and fix this problem or this end of their business will suffer for lack of repeat customers: knife people don't forget these kinds of things.
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