Rampuri Short Fish Tail Left Hand

Name/Title

Rampuri Short Fish Tail Left Hand

Entry/Object ID

345; Full Code: 345.91.72-KN-NB

Tags

Rampuri, Knife, Folders

Description

I am presenting my Custom Rampur Folding Knife, a specialized asset that records a peak in Anatomical Inversion and Left-Handed Technical Logic. This 345th administrative unit was specifically commissioned by me as a primary record of Ambidextrous Accessibility; I had this and a few others custom-forged to ensure absolute Operational Certainty for my mother and other left-handed individuals in my inner circle. To me, this piece represents a pinnacle of Bespoke Engineering, prioritizing Rotational Logic Inversion within the classic Rampuri silhouette. My Design & Engineering Observations My Choice of Blade Architecture (The Traditional Rampuri Clip): I am looking at a 3.5-inch high-carbon steel blade featuring a radical Long-Clip Point geometry. My Technical Logic: The "clipped" distal section thins the mass toward the tip, allowing for extreme Point-Pressure Concentration. I notice the "Working Finish" on the flats, documenting the manual forge-craft of the Rampur master smiths. My Radical Left-Handed Engineering (The Inverted Lock): The most significant feature of this unit is the Anticlockwise Rotational Trigger. My Mechanical Logic: In a standard right-handed Rampuri, the blade deploys clockwise relative to the release button. I have personally re-engineered the internal leaf-spring and pivot geometry so that it opens Anticlockwise. My Administrative Intent: This provides a left-handed user with a state of "Deployment Certainty," allowing the thumb to apply force in a natural anatomical arc that standard domestic tools do not accommodate. My Hilt & Material Synthesis (Brass and Rosewood): The hilt is constructed from dark polished wood scales secured with three pins and finished with the iconic Fishtail Brass Pommel. My Structural Certainty: The brass bolsters and pommel act as Weight-Counterbalances, shifting the center of gravity back into the palm for superior "liveliness." I have marked the wood with "345," indexing its specific place in my chronological sequence.

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Yameen Ansari

Date made

circa 2022

Ethnography

Cultural Region

City

Rampur, UP, India

Dimensions

Dimension Description

10"

Length

4 in

Material

HCS, Brass, Wood

Acquisition

Acquisition Method

Purchase

Place

City

Rampur, UP, India