You might not guess it at a glance, but this unique flipper combines two different ancient Japanese blade styles.

Paul Alexander, one of Spyderco's "most popular and prolific designers," created this high-end, futuristic blade.

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who was, famously, the first gallery to show Levinson's important "Knife Drawing" constructions.