First of all, I have to say, for those of you who have been around quite awhile and have seen a number of Eric's knives, be it in person or on the boards...
...you ain't seen nuthin' yet.
What we have here is a triangular cross-sectioned blade (which is wicked sharp, and could serve as a straighforward dagger in a pinch, despite how narrow it is), with a guard and pommel worthy of a full-size fighting dagger. All of it is Eric's design; I had nothing to do with it. I don't know what material the lighter wood in the handle is, but I'm positive the dark brown is Walnut. There is a small leather spacer between the guard and grip.
Some Specs:
OAL: 12 1/8"
Blade Length: 7 1/2"
Blade Width: 11/16"
Grip: 3 3/8"
Guard Width: 3 3/4"
Weight: 155 g/5.46 oz
POB: 1/2" behind the guard.
All in all, it feels very comfortable, and is very quick in the hand. The POB puts virtually all of the weight inside your hand...feels a bit like a hand load for bare-knuckle, actually. The finish is lovely on the blade, the fittings are all solid, and it feels nothing like the toy-ish feel I've gotten from several MRL and similar daggers I've handled. Eric, you've outdone yourself.
), first time using more than one natural material in a handle, first blade of that style, first time pressure fitting a guard... I'm sure I can think of a few more firsts. 
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