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 light coloration.
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This fine Classic Hunter knife has an ebony handle, satin blade finish, mosaic pins, brass guard, and custom inscription in the spine.
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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 for visiting Lucas Forge! If you have any questions about the knives, or would like to order your own dream knife, please contact lucas@customhuntingknives.org. Thanks again!
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 interesting!
In addition to the aged blade finish and brass hardware, this custom Old Guide also features initials in the spine.
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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.
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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 blog today!
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 Old Guide model! This knife was created in collaboration with legendary outdoor writer, guide and friend Mr. J. Wayne Fears and was named by him personally, making it a special addition to the Lucas Forge designs.
To start us off, here’s a set of four custom Old Guide knives featuring the enduring favorite – curly maple! These knives all have aged blade finishes, and standard brass hardware.
The Old Guide is approximately 9 9/16 inches overall. The blade is about 4 3/8 inches long, leaving a plentiful handle, ideal for those of us with large hands or who favor a lot of working room on their handle.
The clipped blade, harking back to classic hunting knife blade styles, is constructed of O-1 high carbon tool steel, 1/8-inch thick, with a flat grind. The model comes standard with an aged blade finish and three brass pins, plus a lanyard hole.
As with all Lucas Forge designs, there’s a lot of room for creativity when choosing handle options and we’re going to be featuring a handful of those options in this little series.
Thank you for joining us! Please direct any questions to lucas@customhuntingknives.org.
There’s something so appealing about a historic knife design, such as the Kephart, paired with a native wood handle. This Vintage Kephart has an aged oak handle, aged 5-inch blade option, and brass pins. Classic!
For more information about the Vintage Kephart, please visit the model page.
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Check out this custom Classic Hunter! We have a ram’s horn handle, satin blade finish, brass bolts, guard, and lanyard hole, with thumb jimping along the spine.
See all the Classic Hunter specs here! Questions? Please direct them to lucas@customhuntingknives.org. Thanks for visiting the blog today!
Cross-hatching is a custom option that adds extra grip and an extra element of character to a knife handle. Each groove is made by hand, giving every cross-hatched handle a unique style.
This custom Lucas Forge Survival Knife features cross-hatching on a handsome aged osage handle, a hammer forged blade finish, brass bolts, and thumb jimping.
You can check out more custom options here! Thanks for your interest!