Greetings! It’s exciting to offer such a lineup on the Available Now page! Included in the available knives is this little Belt Buddy with a cool green micarta handle. One unique part of this knife is the laminate walnut liner … Continue reading →
The Packer model is full of versatility and just plain practicality. It is of a very useful size…compact enough to carry daily and large enough to do most cutting jobs with ease. Custom Packers are so varied, and each so … Continue reading →
The original Bowie knife has been shrouded in historic mystery, but this blade is clearly a classic. All the elements are tasteful and work together to create a stunning piece. Custom built, its design is based off of the reproduction … Continue reading →
This nifty little knife is (believe it or not!) one of the Pocket Pal’s from the special in July 2015 with a new snazzy black micarta handle! The black micarta suites this design remarkably well and the large stainless bolt/pin … Continue reading →
Osage orange is a name for a certain tree that produces large, nobby, green, orange-like “fruits” and beautiful tight grained wood. The fruits are not of an edible nature, but the wood is superb. Osage has a lot of history attached to … Continue reading →
September’s in full swing and so are a whole bunch of knives! This one is a Jack Pine Special with a very heavily-grained handle of aged oak. Though not as popular as walnut or curly maple, the material is a great … Continue reading →
Salad greens add fun and variety to your diet. What better way to use homemade salad dressings than piling it on homegrown greens? Salad greens may not be as essential for survival as potatoes or corn, but they sure add … Continue reading →
There is a very special knife available on the website today. This knife is patterned after the original Sears Nessmuk found in Mr. George Washington Sears’ book. For more information about that, please feel free to visit the knife’s listing. … Continue reading →
Hello there! Some newly available now knives are added to the website! Here are detail pictures of two of them! First up is this spliced Packer. From the knife’s description: “…the handle is what steals the show! This unique handle … Continue reading →
This Elk River Hunter looks right at home with wild, high-contrast ironwood handle. It’s reminiscent of a desert sunset, is it not? Thank you for visiting the blog!
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