Model: Wolf Creek Professional, 2nd Series, Limited Edition
Overall length: 10-5/8"
Steel: 440-C stainless, ¼” thickness
Handle Material: fingered ivory micarta with 7 pins
Bolster Guard & Butt: 416 stainless steel (solderless)
Blade finish: mirror finished hollow ground blade bevels, hand-rubbed satin ricasso
Handle finish: hand-rubbed satin sides, front and perimeter; mirror finished micarta scales
Sheath: Hammond-stamped right-hand hand-sewn leather belt sheath with keeper strap

General details: blade measures 5” from tip to center of guard. Radius hollow ground blade bevels, full tapered tang, solderless bolster guards, dual 30 teeth per inch serrations in front of the lower guard and on top of blade. The knife was made in the Arab, Alabama shop of Jim Hammond, Jim Hammond Knives.

Date completed: March 1989

Blade inscription show it as # ‘2 of 12’ in a limited edition series, though records only show numbers 2 thru 4 were made, indicating only three of the knives in this series were actually completed, thus making this one of three knives in this series completed with all three having the same ivory Micarta handle.

10 photos for review – as shown, a new black canvas carry case is included. This is a great knife that like all Hammond’s feels awesome “in hand”. Nothing but a few light handling marks on the bolsters / butt and micarta scales, not perfect by any means but easily an 8.5 on a scale of 1 to 10. That said, three or four minutes in experienced hands on a buffer and it’ll look perfect. The sheath with a few scuffs front and back, looks to be handling / storage marks vs. carry wear. A fabulous knife for the Hammond collector, certainly the first of this model I’ve ever seen. Thanks and good luck.