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At the Blade Show® a few weeks ago, Goldie scouted the show for handle materials she liked. On one supplier’s table she found a few pieces of spalted maple that had been dyed and stabilized. The colors fit right into the gold to brown range she is always looking for, with strong, vibrant color and a beautiful "spalted" pattern .

The BUCK Smidgen is a compact, high-quality American-made fixed blade knife. The entire knife is made of durable 420HC stainless steel at 57-59 Rc., and conveniently stowed in an injection molded Nylon sheath. The Smidgen is intended for anyone needing a small, easily accessible knife.

These letter openers are authentic reproductions of standard issue military knives. Both have a non-reflective black-coated carbon steel blade and handles just like the originals. Made in China.

The byrdRench was designed by an aerospace engineer in league with Spyderco R&D. It is set apart from other multi-tools by its one-hand-open full sized locking blade and wrench.

Push Daggers appear to be a uniquely American development, first appearing on the early riverboats and in the gold fields of California and Nevada. Gamblers favored them because they could be as swift across a poker or faro table as a percussion pistol without the possibility of a mis-fire.

Shortly after World War II, General Curtis LeMay, then head of the Strategic Air Command (SAC), authorized the creation of a survival kit for crews of the long-range bombers. Requirements were that the knife it contained had to be an effective tool for survival in the wild with the ability to perform a number of functions including field dressing and cleaning fish. A must was that it had to be lightweight.

An outstanding blend of American and European styling. The American Barlow, with just a touch of the French Lagouniale. This knife has a unique locking system. Twist the butt to release the blade and close the knife.

Boker® is celebrating their 140th anniversary this year. In addition to releasing a special limited edition knife each month, they have gone to their storerooms and pulled existing parts, some created decades ago, and are creating short runs of knives with the special 140th inlay.

T. C. Roberts has an excellent eye for materials. He has chosen very high quality India stag carvers for the handles, Chad Nichols high carbon 1095 and nickel Raindrop Damascus for the blades and he has hand cast the hilts and butt plates from bronze. His design ability and craftsmanship are top notch.

That knife was a hunter with Ram's Horn handle scales. Customer interest has been high but Keith has done a great job of keeping up with demand.

This version of the knife that Northwest Arkansas knifemaker Keith Murr calls the Companion is small and unobtrusive but provides all the cutting edge you need for most tasks.

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan.

Pink handle and blade. The 6-5/8" blade is has a slightly curved tip designed to make it easy to cube, dice, cut or slice. Measures 11-1/8" and weighs 2.8 oz.

The original Stingray was one of the first folders SOG ever produced and was a heavy-duty work knife. In late 2008, they introduced the Stingray 2.0. This Stingray limited edition is the next offering in that line. SOG decided to keep the thick blade stock of the original (a full 1/8"), but stepped up to San Mai steel, a VG-10 core at 59-60 Rc. laminated 420J2 on either side.

For most people the name SOG® brings to mind High Tech and Tactical knives. In the Facet, SOG® has created a knife combining class with tactical/high tech features including textured carbon fiber handle scales and machined nickel silver bolsters.

The Fish On is a working theme knife from SOG® with a focus on fishing. When you open the knife, you hear the tell tale clicking of a reel letting out line as the "Big One" hits the hook.

SOG's® Micron Folders are crafted from high quality stainless steel and designed to be carried on a key ring or in your pocket.

The Flash family of knives feature SOG Assisted Technology™ (S.A.T.), which employs a powerful piston lock that is easily released with a sliding button. Quick to deploy and secure lockup are what they are known for.

To create this Slim Drop Point, Dozier has taken the original drop point design and reduced the width to 7/8" while keeping all other measurements the same as the original 3-3/4" drop point.

Spyderco's® Kopa Series continues to grow with the latest version having Squash colored Jigged Bone handle scales (both sides). The Kopa Series is Spyderco's first collection of refined gentlemen's folders and the plan is to limit the collection to 18 variations of handle scales.

Schatt & Morgan® Series XIX consists of six different models. Five have handle scales of October Harvest Smooth Bone with nickel silver keystone shields and bolsters and brass liners. The sixth pattern has premium presentation grade Mother-of-Pearl handles scales, nickel silver liners and bolsters.

The Vanguard is Buck's answer to the Loveless Drop Point Hunter. Since it was introduced by Bob Loveless in the 1960s, the drop point has been the accepted standard for hunting blade shapes. Nearly 30 years later, Buck introduced the Vanguard, one of the many production versions of the drop point hunter. Buck has two standard versions, one with a layered stabalized wood handle and the other with a rubberized handle.

The asagao (morning glory) is a strong symbol in the Japanese culture. Originally brought to Japan around the 10th century from China for medicinal purpose, their lovely flowers have captured the hearts of the Japanese people and have been the inspiration for many Japanese poems.

Schatt & Morgan® Series XIX consists of six different models. Five have handle scales of October Harvest Smooth Bone with nickel silver keystone shields and bolsters and brass liners.

Schatt & Morgan® Series XIX consists of six different models. Five have handle scales of October Harvest Smooth Bone with nickel silver keystone shields and bolsters and brass liners.

The Tortoise Celluloid used on these two slip joint folders is such an example. There have been knives produced in the past decade with tortoise celluloid, but it has a different appearance. This old material is more cloudy and has more red coloring rather than gold.

This innovative knife was designed by American designers Miltner Adams. With its Top Grip construction, it is 100% safe in your hand in any situation. The handle design allows the user to open his hand in order to grab or hold another object without risk of losing the knife.

The Ka-Bar FIN line of folders are sturdy, tactical looking all-purpose folding knives. Each are made with stainless steel handles with an arched back profile and recesses in the sides of the scales to ensure a secure and comfortable grip on the knife.

At the 2009 S.H.O.T. Show, Bear showed us their newest offers in this Series with Abalone handle scales. They have chosen mostly different models of traditional folders, plus a Baby Bowie pattern and added genuine Abalone scales to the carbon Damascus blades.

At the 2009 S.H.O.T. Show, Bear showed us their newest offers in this Series with Abalone handle scales. They have chosen mostly different models of traditional folders, plus a Baby Bowie pattern and added genuine Abalone scales to the carbon Damascus blades.

Just when you think they can’t outdo themselves, they do. In January 2009, William Henry produced a Model 12 Spearpoint they call the Dark Wave. This is the first time they have coated a Wave Pattern ZDP-189 core blade.

The new Mini Biner is the Kershaw knife you can clip to just about anything. Like its big brother, the award-winning Carabiner Tool, the Mini Biner has a 2" blade built right in.

The new CRKT® Yea-Go™ is a good example of the constant stream of ideas coming from handmade knifemaker Ed Van Hoy. It features both a new safe and fast-opening system, Ed's Arcuate Opening System (A.O.S.™) and an new instantly reversible pocket clip.

Perfect for small tools such as scissors, pocketknives or fishing hooks. The Patented CeraFuse™ process transforms the surface of aluminum to an extremely hard dense aluminum oxide that has the same properties of solid ceramic materials.

The BUCK Model 110 may be one of the most collected model knives in the country. Since it came out in 1962 it has become so popular that for many people, regardless of who made it, a lockback folder similar to the 110 was simply known as a BUCK knife.