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 →
Check out this whole box of sheephorn scales! Won’t they look awesome as handles? Hope you’re having a great spring out there! For more information about the many different handle materials that are available for use on your custom … Continue reading →
“Track of the Bear” captures a small piece of the beauty of rugged wilderness. Antler handle, expertly adorned with a relief carving of a powerful bear and his tracks. Hand-forged blade. Brass guard and pin. Rugged handcrafted leather belt sheath. All the elements of … Continue reading →
As of now, the Lucas Forge “Cyber Monday” sale is underway… Order now for $5.00 shipping! We have several gift ideas for the folks on your shopping list. Included in that, there are several new knives on the Available Now … Continue reading →
Just a post to let you know that the Available Now page has been updated recently with a variety of knives that are ready to ship! I hope to be adding more in the near future, so stay tuned! One … Continue reading →
The Mountain Man Looking for a tool to add to your kit? This striking knife will fit the bill. Here are the specifics: Uniquely hand-carved handle makes this a cutting tool that’s truly one-of-a-kind. Elk antler handle! Forged blade is made using 6150 … Continue reading →
Continuing the series of posts showcasing custom knives, this one is quite unique. . . The blade’s profile came from a custom design requested by the customer. The blade is made using O-1 tool steel and the knife is about 7 inches overall. … Continue reading →
Introducing… …the first Lucas Forge friction folder to be offered for sale. Here’s the deal: Made using quality O-1 tool steel… Green linen micarta handle… Approximate measurements are 7 1/2 inches when open and 4 1/2 inches when closed. $150.00, plus … Continue reading →