The introduction of the latest GiantMouse ACE Biblio – this one in brass — is further evidence of how GiantMouse is able to combine the best of what’s both classy and functional in their knife designs.

GiantMouse ACE Biblio Brings the Brass

The GiantMouse ACE Biblio folding knife was first introduced in 2018 in Green Canvas Micarta and Black G10, followed by several new variations. Now, GiantMouse is releasing the best-selling ACE Biblio with a handle made of solid brass.

Designed to be an all-around EDC folder for both “Dives and Dance Halls”, the Biblio was named after a since-closed Brooklyn bar where the founding partners Jens Ansø, Jesper Voxnaes, and Jim Wirth first discussed the idea of GiantMouse.

GiantMouse ACE Biblio Brass

Sized for Everyday Carry

As with all of the company’s versions of the Biblio, the Brass Biblio is manufactured in Maniago, Italy. This new version of the Biblio looks and feels great in hand, with solid brass scales and a Böhler M390 Microclean stainless steel satin-finished blade. The Böhler M390 blade is 2.875 inches (73mm) in length, measured from tip to forward-most aspect of the frame, and it’s 0.118-inch (3mm) thick. The handle is measures 4 inches (101.6mm) long, giving the knife an overall length of 6.875 inches (174.6mm) open. The Brass Biblio weighs in at 4.9 ounces (139g). The ACE Biblio Brass has a suggested retail price of $235.

Danish Design, Italian Made

GiantMouse is the brainchild of Danish designers / knifemakers Jens Ansø and Jesper Voxnaes (Vox), along with American entrepreneur Jim Wirth. GiantMouse provides innovative knife designs, with the highest possible production quality, at a fair price, while remaining closely involved with its community of customers. Jens and Jesper stand behind every knife, only producing knives that they will carry and use themselves.

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