Hello everyone! Hope you’re having a great week so far! We are in the process of updating the Vintage Nessmuk model page with more example pictures! Please stop by to see what’s new so far, and stay posted over the … Continue reading →
Here’s a view behind the scenes from a photoshoot! Lucas is presently working on lots of custom knives, and also has a few special edition designs in the works, so stay tuned to the action here! Thank you so much … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Today’s featured knife is a handsome custom Elk River Hunter. It has a mesquite handle, brass bolt sets, filework along the spine, and a custom Trekker sheath, to boot! Thank you for visiting the blog!
Continue reading →This beautiful custom knife features an exceptional ironwood handle, three brass pins, and an aged blade finish. Thank you for looking! If you would like to find out more specs about the Powder River model, please visit the model page!
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Continue reading →Howdy folks! Today we’re posting a new group of available knives! To give you a little preview of what’s available, please enjoy these detail and reverse shots. Thank you for looking! Check them out on the Available Now page!
Continue reading →The Trekker knife sheath is a Lucas Forge original, designed and made by Ike here in the leather shop! Here we spotlight a detail shot of a custom Trekker’s front pouch, which contains a sharpening stone at the ready. As … Continue reading →
A fine custom Large Frontier knife with curly maple handle, brass hardware, aged and hammer forged blade finishes, and Vine pattern filework along the spine! Have you checked out the Frontier line of Lucas Forge knife designs lately? The Large … Continue reading →
Howdy folks! There are new knives available today. Check out these details! The curly maple Large Frontier… A rugged, hammer forged Vintage Kephart with aged oak handle! The fine stabilized curly maple Classic Hunter… The curly maple Packer… A reverse … Continue reading →