Hello everyone! Today we’re featuring a special custom reproduction Crockett Alamo Bowie knife. This unique piece has a curly maple handle, aged blade finish, unsharpened top swedge, and brass guard, pin, and handle inlay! This custom design measures approximately 15 … Continue reading →
It’s a special ironwood belt knife, folks! This unique knife features a gorgeous ironwood handle, satin blade finish, brass pins and lanyard hole, plus a lone star pin. Dramatic! You can see lots more unique knife designs on the Past … Continue reading →
This special custom piece brings the Mini Jaguar design to a compact neck knife size. Coined a Baby Jaguar, this neck knife features a coffeebag phenolic handle with micarta pins, blue liners, thumb jimping, custom initials, and a satin blade … Continue reading →
Today we’re highlighting a custom BK3 with a stabilized walnut handle, hammer forged finish, copper bolts, copper lanyard hole liner, and solid copper handle liners! See lots more unique pieces over here! Thank you for your interest and support! Have … Continue reading →
This knife is a reproduction of the Sears Nessmuk, with a few customizations that make it very unique! First we have a traditional antler handle, with three mosaic pins, an aged blade finish, and a special etch in the blade. … Continue reading →
This collection-worthy custom piece is an Elk River Hunter decked out with a stunning blue-green box elder burl handle, mosaic pins, Vine pattern filework, aged blade finish, and a Trekker sheath, complete with a coordinating firestarter! Have a wonderful day!
Continue reading →Hello everyone! As of this writing, there are 9 newly-posted available knives on the website. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through these detail shots! First up is the antler-handled Gaucho belt knife with an integral blade! Then, a curly maple … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Hello everyone! Here are a couple additional pictures of the knives that have been released as available now today. First off, we have another view of the handsome aged ash Vintage Nessmuk. And here is a close-up of the Powder … Continue reading →