Description
The Stephen Olszewski blue mammoth damascus knife is a one-of-a-kind custom linerlock that combines prehistoric materials with master-level craftsmanship. Designed and handmade by custom maker Stephen Olszewski, this knife is both a functional tool and an extraordinary collectible.
Its 3/16-inch thick saber and hollow-ground clip blade is forged from mosaic Damascus steel, creating a dramatic layered pattern across the blade. A right-handed checkered thumb stud allows smooth deployment, and the pronounced false edge on the clip enhances the aggressive styling.
The handles are crafted from genuine 25,000-year-old blue mammoth fossil, mined from the Siberian permafrost and polished to a remarkable finish. Complementing the fossil are blued mosaic Damascus bolsters, anodized blue liners, and an extended backspacer drilled for a lanyard. Every detail demonstrates Olszewski’s attention to balance, aesthetics, and precision fit.
Measuring 4.5 inches closed, this linerlock carries substantial presence in hand while remaining refined. It is mint, unused, and stands as a true one-of-a-kind custom piece that cannot be replicated.
For serious collectors of rare materials and unique artistry, the Stephen Olszewski blue mammoth damascus knife is a pinnacle example of custom knifemaking — a fusion of ancient history and modern skill.
Specifications
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Maker: Stephen Olszewski
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Model: Custom Linerlock Folder
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Blade Steel: Mosaic Damascus (saber and hollow ground clip)
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Blade Features: 3/16″ thick stock, false edge, right-handed thumb stud
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Closed Length: 4.5 in.
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Handle Material: 25,000-year-old Blue Mammoth Fossil
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Bolsters: Blued mosaic Damascus
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Liners: Anodized blue, file-fitted with extended backspacer
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Lanyard Hole: Yes
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Condition: Mint, unused
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Origin: USA
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Edition: One of a Kind
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