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 … Continue reading →
Dear Friends, During this special season, We celebrate the hope of all people everywhere, the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ” Now there were in the same country shepherds living out in the fields, keeping watch over … Continue reading →
During this special season, We celebrate the hope of all people everywhere, the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ” Now there were in the same country shepherds living out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock … Continue reading →
Thank you for looking!
Continue reading →Thank you so much for your support!
Continue reading →Hello! Today there are new knives on the Available Now page! We’re especially focusing in on the two fixed blade pocket knives. They are both just 4 1/2 inches overall, but pack plenty of design details. The one shown above has … Continue reading →
The “shipping department” here at Lucas Forge is in a flurry of activity these days, sending knives all over the country! There will still be some time to get more out before Christmas and there are new knives available today! … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Thanksgiving Customer Appreciation Event at Lucas Forge! Here’s the deal: Free US Shipping! Free tin of Windy Ridge with order of any available knife/knives (1 per person, per day)! Drawing for a free Lucas Forge knife is … Continue reading →
Today we have a fantastic group of available knives! Here are some detail shots to help you get better acquainted with ’em. Enjoy! A Small Frontier with such a finely-detailed aged finish just needs a close-up! And here’s a shot … Continue reading →
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 →