Spotlight: Hog Hunter
This impressive custom hog hunter looks ready for the trail with a hammer forged blade, curly maple handle, brass guard and combination belt sets. Thank you for stopping by the blog!
Continue reading →Category Archives: Custom Orders
Spotlight: JDB’s Custom Skinner
This beautiful, custom hammer forged skinner is similar to the White River skinner seen in the gallery of Past Work. It has a fantastic, artistic flair. The ironwood handle, set with mosaic pins, is stunning. Thank you for your support … Continue reading →
Spotlight: Aged Oak Woodsman Nessmuk
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Continue reading →Set: Stag ProSkinners
This deluxe pair shares the ProSkinner style, stag handles, satin blade finishes, and mosaic pins! Have an idea for your own custom dream knife? Check out the Lucas Forge models for lots of inspiration!
Continue reading →Spotlight: Curly Maple Powder River
This fine custom hunting knife is the Powder River design with an aged blade, curly maple handle and brass pins. Thank you for visiting the blog!
Continue reading →Set: Ivory Micarta Elk River Hunters
Visit the Elk River Hunter page for more information about this fine model! Thank you for stopping by the blog today.
Continue reading →Spotlight: Ironwood September Special
This custom September Special is clean and artistic. Dramatic dark ironwood handle, mosaic pins. Thank you for looking!
Continue reading →Trekker Set: Olive Micarta Woodsman Nessmuk
Today we’re popping in with shots of a custom Woodsman Nessmuk. The specs include an olive green micarta handle, aged finish, and brass hardware, pairing excellently with the custom Trekker. Thank you for visiting the blog! You’ll find more details … Continue reading →
Spotlight: JDB’s Ironwood Whitetail
A spectacular custom piece: the Whitetail! Thank you for looking! Hope you have a splendid day!
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 →