Hello everyone! Up for today, we have detail pictures of a snazzy drop-point knife that is on the Available Now page currently! It’s a beauty of a hammer-forged original by Lucas Forge! From the bird’s-eye view here, we can see … Continue reading →
There are new knives available on the website! Some of these cutting tools have some pretty amazing details and we’d like to think that these design elements make the tool itself even more enjoyable to use. Check these out! First … 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!
Continue reading →That’s right! New knives have been added to the Available Now page! Here are some additional pictures of one named “WK1” to get you started. This is a great batch of knives. Blade close up… And a bird’s eye view of … Continue reading →
…with a picture that just pleased “the photographer.” 😀 Hope you’re having a good one!
Continue reading →Thanks to having some cancellations and extras, the Available Now page is stocked again! Pictured here are three of the knives listed…there’s a nice little selection. Also listed is one of the brand-new PackSacks – ready to ship out! Thank you for … Continue reading →
This impressive custom set includes a Jack Pine Special (top) and a Woodsman Nessmuk model. Both knives have bright osage orange handles. The Jack Pine Special seen here is the option that has a 5 1/2-inch blade length and the blade is also … Continue reading →
This knife is a historically-inspired design that reminds me of the Southwest, and so has been called a Southwestern Trade Knife. I can see this on the trade blanket at a mountain man rendezvous, or at the side of a buffalo hunter. Tools, … Continue reading →