Kotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005)

Kotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005)

Kotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005)

Kotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005):at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! While it came very dull, anyone who has knife sharpening skills can put a very sharp edge on the blade. Once sharpened, I used it on today's mail. Like a real katana, it is deceptively light compared to other implementations. Having the full length of the blade sharp, makes opening the mail both easy and fun. So I give it the highest marks with the understanding that if you are looking for a sharp blade, you must be ready to sharpen. Given that, I love it.max 73% off,mart,discountKotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005)
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This clever letter opener is fashioned after a Japanese samurai sword. The handle and sheath have a natural wood finish, and the sharp blade is sure to make opening your mail easy work.

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Kotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005)

Kotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005):at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! While it came very dull, anyone who has knife sharpening skills can put a very sharp edge on the blade. Once sharpened, I used it on today's mail. Like a real katana, it is deceptively light compared to other implementations. Having the full length of the blade sharp, makes opening the mail both easy and fun. So I give it the highest marks with the understanding that if you are looking for a sharp blade, you must be ready to sharpen. Given that, I love it.max 73% off,mart,discountKotobuki Mini Samurai Sword Letter Opener (893-005)