A.G. Russell Knives

Cowry X Damascus is some of the finest blade steel I have seen. It is a laminated steel that was a forerunner of the laminated VG-10 damascus and laminated ZDP steels. The core is Cowry X at 66-68 Rc. sandwiched between layers of softer stainless steel.

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.

The Ka-Bar K-2 line of folders are affordably priced, well designed folders designed for tough jobs. The black aluminum handles have a checkered surface for secure grip, metal liners, a lanyard hole and a liner lock for secure lockup.

The Ka-Bar K-2 line of folders are affordably priced, well designed folders designed for tough jobs. The black aluminum handles have a checkered surface for secure grip, metal liners, a lanyard hole and a liner lock for secure lockup.

The Ka-Bar K-2 line of folders are affordably priced, well designed folders designed for tough jobs. The black aluminum handles have a checkered surface for secure grip, metal liners, a lanyard hole and a liner lock for secure lockup.

Tom Hitchcock, an industrial engineer from Talent, OR, began the design of the Hole In One with the perimeter frame, which is a single piece of 420J2 stainless steel, formed to fit the hand. He thoughtfully split the frame with swells at the top, bottom and butt to add more comfort without adding weight.

2-3/4" clip, 1-13/16" spey and 1-13/16" pen blades. Measures 4" closed and weighs 3.2 oz. Suggested retail is $39.49.

The A.G. Russell One Hand Knife™ has been our best selling knife since the first ones were shipped in 1988. The handle, which is machined from a piece of solid stainless spring steel, works in conjunction with the blade to create an unusual locking system.

The A.G. Russell One Hand Knife™ has been our best selling knife since the first ones were shipped in 1988. The handle, which is machined from a piece of solid stainless spring steel, works in conjunction with the blade to create an unusual locking system. This locking system, and the location of a thumb stud on both sides of the blade, allows the knife to be closed or opened one handed using either the right or left hand. That's why we call it the One Hand Knife™.

The sleek, natural look of Barry Gallagher's Glide Lock from Columbia River Knife & Tool® depends on two very modern technologies.

This is the ninth collaboration between Tony and the one hundred plus year old W. R. Case® Cutlery Company of Bradford, PA. For this ninth knife, Tony has chosen a very popular pattern from the old Cattaraugus line; the Swell Center (Coke Bottle) Folding Hunter with Swing Guard. This 5-1/2" closed pattern was popular with most knife companies of the 19th Century but few made them with the swing guard and none were as well made as this current interpretation

Tony Bose is, like Bob Loveless, a force of nature. He enjoys a degree of success with his superlative handmade slipjoint and lockback pocketknives that has literally made him a legend in his own time. A shy, quiet, unassuming person, he is a pleasure to talk to if you can get him to open up.

I have a thing for knives made in the German city of Solingen (pronounced ZOh-ling-an). That city made swords for over 600 years, but now have green laws that forbid running the huge power hammers necessary for that type of forging. Those huge hammers built the city. Their cutlery industry is all but gone,

The E.T. (External Toggle) opens and closes by manipulating the handle which is jointed at about 5 points. They call it a toggle lock. No spring involved. Do be careful learning to open and close it. It has a needle point and is razor sharp. I have the scar to prove it. A lock at the bottom of the handle locks the knife in the closed position. Includes a built in carabiner for hanging on your clothing or gear.

For over thirty-five years, the Knife Collectors Club™ has provided rare and/or unusual knives to people who like fine knives. The very first was the Kentucky Rifle, sold to members for $12 each. It is still on of the finest knives that Schrade ever made, and even though 12,000 were made, the knife sells for $135.00 from collectors and dealers lucky enough to have any to sell. The club has produced many fine knives, all of which have gained in value.

Gerber has redesigned the EZ-Out. The function is still the same, only the design is different. They have added two additional holes in the blade for a sleeker look and a slightly lighter feel in your pocket.

Over the past few years, Xikar® has become the top supplier of high quality cigar cutters, humidors and smoking accessories. From the cigar cutters, it was an easy step to folding knives.

If you are in the market for a larger folder, please consider our Tactical Folder. This 4-1/2" Titanium frame lock has a 3-1/2" blade of ATS-34 at 59-61 Rc. or beautiful Twist pattern Damasteel® with a center core of ATS-34.

Very similar in style to the very popular Spyderco "Q" from the late 90's, the "S" blade is made using MIM technology, the latest in metal injection molded blade construction. The blade features a web cutout radiating from the patented round hole for one-hand opening.

Crafted high in the French Alps, these tough knives of simple design and rugged materials have long been a favorite of Europeans. The original Opinel line was created by founder Joseph Opinel in 1890. Today, the knives are made with the same attention to detail, with modern carbon steel blades, pearwood handles and the traditional Opinel locking safety ring.

The A.G. Russell One Hand Knife has been our best selling knife since the first ones were shipped in 1988. The handle, which is machined from a piece of solid stainless spring steel, works in conjunction with the blade to create an unusual locking system. This locking system and the location of a thumb stud on both sides of the blade, allows the knife to be closed, or opened, one handed using either the right hand or the left hand. That's why we call it the "One Hand Knife".

In 2005 Böker® offered a "Folding Hunter" with a blade of Damascus made from the barrel of the famous "Leopard I", the German battle tank. The steel, developed to resist the wear of many rounds going through the barrel in a very short time, brings great benefit to knife users. Plenty of strength and first class edge holding.

The E.T. (External Toggle) is an interesting knife that opens and closes by manipulating the handle which is jointed at about 5 points. They call it a toggle lock. No spring involved. I think that it will be a runaway best seller. Do be careful while learning to open and close it.

Imagine the knife of the future: lightweight build, premium materials, a soft gray finish, CNC machined surfaces, a high tech lock, smooth one-hand action. Welcome to the future, because our new Elishewitz Starlight is a functional precision tool for today that would look at home in any starship.

The Osprey is either a small "Gentleman's" Locking Knife or a Miniature Frontlock knife. In either case, it is a pleasure to handle and to own. Features bronze liners, stainless bolsters and a front lock. Each ships with a handsome high quality leather pouch to protect it in your pocket.

This 1990 Knife Collectors Club offering, is a unique knife in several ways. Probably the most unusual thing about it is the way the large blade unlocks. In 1988 or 1989, I was shown an old knife which made use of this locking system and I was immediately intrigued. There are very few two bladed knives with a locking blade.

This design is over 50 years old. I first saw it that long ago as an advertising knife from the Ford Motor Company. With modern technology and materials, these are great little knives.

An upgraded version of the original SuperKnife has been introduced. It is the same design with a longer handle and it uses the same replacement blades. The difference is the ease with which the blade can be replaced.

The E.T. from Kershaw has been one of our most unusual and popular offerings. Kershaw has made it even more unusual with a brand new handle finish called Urban Camo, a unique splatter paint effect. The E.T. (External Toggle) is an interesting knife that opens and closes by manipulating the handle which is jointed at about 5 points.

The Rukus is a large knife with a 4-1/4" flat ground drop point blade of S30V stainless at 58-60 Rc. The Blackwood design is coupled with Benchmade's AXIS lock to create a large folder that is appealing to behold and highly functional.

This is a neat little pocketknife with Benchmade's "Levitator" locking system, it locks both open and closed. Press the side lever and "levitate" the blade open or closed.

Anyone interested in knives and guns, or anyone who is a policeman, paramedic or fireman will know Leatherman Tools. In only about twenty years, they have gone from a young engineer with an idea searching for customers and money to build a factory, to the largest multi-tool producing company in America.

You have never seen a knife made with such simplicity and strength. The handle is fiberglass reinforced nylon, molded in one solid piece. It is checkered and shaped, not only to fit your hand with comfort when working, but to also fit your pocket without wearing holes in it.

A great all purpose knife; sleek and lightweight (only 1.5 oz). One hand easy open to close. It fits as nicely in your hand as in your pocket. Kydex neck sheath.

This remarkable knife was inspired by a knife designed by Blackie Collins in the 1960s or early in the 70s which was very much a two handed knife. Ed Van Hoy has added a remarkable opening and closing device that turns this one into a "One Hand Knife." He has also totally redesigned the blade to bring it into the 21st Century. At the 2002 Knifemaker's Guild show, we selected Ed's handmade knife to receive our "Most Innovative Folder" award.

Here they are working with a premium blade steel, AUS-8 at 57-59 Rc., and 6061 T-6 Aircraft Alloy handles with a Titanium Gray Anodized finish.

Crafted high in the French Alps, these tough knives of simple design and rugged materials have long been a favorite of Europeans. The original Opinel line was created by founder Joseph Opinel in 1890.