Today we’re featuring a handsome custom knife and sheath set. This Woodsman Nessmuk has a 3/16-inch blade with a sabre-type grind, a cherry handle, and brass bolt hardware. The Trekker sheath sets it off; check out the antler handled firestarter. … Continue reading →
Here are a few detail photos of the knives that are available today! Check out the reverse side of this ironwood-handled Powder River! Blue box elder Large Frontier! Special Woods Knife, with a palm swell in the handle. Thank you … Continue reading →
This beautiful knife is a Packer with an extended blade. The blade has the satin blade finish, the handle is mesquite, and the hardware is classic brass. Thumb jimping sets the spine off with extra grip and character. Thank you … Continue reading →
Check out this Classic Hunter! It sports a walnut handle, signature brass hardware, a satin blade finish, thumb jimping and custom initials on the spine.
Continue reading →A classic look for a versatile custom Large Frontier! Thank you for visiting the blog!
Continue reading →This Lucas Forge Kephart has a stunning ironwood handle paired with mosaic pins, an aged blade finish, and a custom Trekker! Thank you for your interest!
Continue reading →A beautiful custom 5-inch blade Jack Pine Special with a classic walnut handle, mosaic pins, no lanyard hole, satin blade finish, Vine pattern filework! Thank you for your interest!
Continue reading →Here’s a fun behind-the-scenes shot of some of the knives photographed during a photoshoot. Look for some of these coming up in blog features!
Continue reading →That’s right! A brand new special knife design has been released on the specials page today. Meet the Vintage Nessmuk Jr.! Head on over for all the specs, photos, and an introductory video. Thank you for all your support and … Continue reading →
It’s an exciting day here at Lucas Forge! First, there is a new selection of available knives over here. Below you’ll find a series of reverse and detail photos so you can get different views of them. Secondly, well…we’ll do … Continue reading →