Photoshoot Audience
A couple of our resident Sapphire Gem hens stop by to check out a knife photoshoot. Happy spring, everyone!
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Spotlight: Curly Maple and Cross-Hatch
Here’s a Woodsman Nessmuk with aged and hammer forged finishes, brass hardware, and a fine curly maple handle with a cross-hatch pattern. This cross-hatching adds grip, interest, and a historic flavor…check out this and other custom options here! Thank you … Continue reading →
Quality Handmade Sheaths
Here’s a behind the scenes look from a photoshoot, showing some of the sheaths. There is so much hand work and attention to detail that goes into creating the leather sheath for each Lucas Forge knife. And it’s all done … Continue reading →
Knives are Up!
Just checking in on this fine spring day to let you know that there are new available knives, freshly posted today…and also to show some detail shots! The Fish ‘N’ Game, with its curly maple handle. Check out this Trapper’s … Continue reading →
Spotlight: JDB’s Ironwood Whitetail
A spectacular custom piece: the Whitetail! Thank you for looking! Hope you have a splendid day!
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Continue reading →Available Today!
The news is out: as of this writing, there are brand new knives available now! There are some really special pieces in this group, so we hope you’ll enjoy checking them out! For now, here are some reverse and detail … Continue reading →
Spotlight: Osage ERH
Check this out! A custom-ordered Elk River Hunter with aged and hammer forged blade, Classic pattern filework along the spine, osage handle, and mosaic pins…paired with a Trekker sheath. Thank you for stopping by the blog today! Have a knife … Continue reading →
Spotlight: Hammer Marks and Walnut
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Continue reading →Custom Woods
Howdy, folks! Sometimes a customer will have a special wood to send in for their custom knife handle. Such was the case with this trio of Lucas Forge Kephart knives! If you are interested in having a knife made with … Continue reading →