This Specwar Fixed Blade by Timberline Knives features a black-Ti Coated tanto chisel ground blade, @ 60 RC, 0.200" blade thickness and 1.393" blade depth. The handle is fiberglass reinforced nylon with a stainless steel butt plate for striking. Comes with original sheath.

In 1993 Timberline Knives collaborated with custom knifemaker Ernest Emerson (his first collaboration with a knife manufacturer) to create their version of his SPECWAR model. This knife features a one-side chisel-ground tanto blade almost¼ inch thick. Its handle was made from fiberglass-reinforced nylon molded around a near-full tang. Vaughn Neeley of Timberline designed the sheath. The knife was originally a custom piece designed for Naval Special Warfare Group One, and this factory version was soon entered in the trials for the Navy SEALs knife in 1995. Although it was not chosen by the Navy, the Emerson-Neeley SPECWAR knife won Blade Magazine’s 1995 American Made Knife of the Year Award at the magazine’s Blade Show in Atlanta, Georgia, that same year and was displayed as an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York City from May 24 to August 15, 1995.