Check out this Jack Pine Special with a walnut handle, 5-inch hammer forged blade, brass pins, lanyard hole, and standard thumb jimping! This JPS rides in style in a horizontal sheath. Thank you for your interest! Questions about ordering a … Continue reading →
This little custom job is the NK5 Neck Knife design from the Past Work gallery, with a compact horizontal sheath to go on the belt instead of a neck sheath! It has an aged osage handle, aged blade finish, brass … Continue reading →
Did you know you can special request copper pins for your custom knife? These pins are the same size as the standard favorite brass pins and add an extra element of style to any handle. They are seen here in … Continue reading →
Check this one out! This is a custom Woodsman Nessmuk with an amber stag handle, aged blade finish, and brass pins! Amber stag is a great option for those who love antler, but prefer a richer look over the natural … Continue reading →
This fine Classic Hunter knife has an ebony handle, satin blade finish, mosaic pins, brass guard, and custom inscription in the spine. Have a wonderful day out there!
Continue reading →We’re wrapping up the Old Guide series today with a grand finale! This matching pair of custom knives feature stunning ironwood handles, aged blade finishes, mosaic pins, nickel silver lanyard holes, and Vine pattern filework on the spine! Thank you … Continue reading →
We’re continuing the Old Guide series with a classic walnut handle! It’s really hard to beat this native wood for such a traditional appeal. There’s also a fair amount of subtle variation in color and grain pattern, which keeps things … Continue reading →
The Old Guide looks very sharp with this handsome aged osage handle (plenty of character in this grain!), aged blade finish, and brass hardware. Please visit the Old Guide model page for all the specs. Thank you for your interest! … Continue reading →
Today’s custom Old Guide has a rich mesquite handle, paired with an aged blade finish, mosaic pins, nickel silver lanyard hole, and Classic filework along the spine. The next Old Guide post is coming soon… Thank you for visiting the … Continue reading →
Happy September, everyone! While summer may still officially be here for a few more days, we’re on the countdown to fall and all the traditions that come along with it. Today we’re starting a short series of posts featuring the … Continue reading →