A.G. Russell Knives

with India Stag Scales

Please look closely at these knives. I have redesigned all three blades in both knives and think that the new shapes will be as exciting to you as they are to me. In the past 75-100 years, no one has taken the time and trouble to do what we are doing with pocket knives. These thinly ground blades are BG-42 at 60-62 Rc. As is traditional, the liners are brass and the bolsters and acorn inlay are nickel silver. India stag, which we have used for the handle scales, makes beautiful knives and is becoming increasingly rare.

I do not have a clue as to how long we can continue to do this. We have lost Schrade, the tiny, very new Arrowhead manufacturing company and most recently, Camillus. We will be making our own Shopmade® knives here but those will be far more expensive than the knives produced by companies such as the ones listed above. You should buy knives such as these as soon as you can. Our guarantee is real, as you know. If they are not what you expect, return them on our Customer Satisfaction Guarantee. Made in the United States of America.

A. G. Russell™ Stag Medium Stockman

Notice the longer, fuller recurved 2-3/4" clip main blade, the longest, fullest 2-1/8" sheepfoot you have ever seen in a stockman of this size, and the very unusual and very useful spey blade which is only 1-5/16" long. Measures 3-1/2" closed and weighs 2.5 oz.

A. G. Russell™ Stag Small Wharncliffe Whittler

The 2-1/8" Wharncliffe main blade, and two 1-7/16" pen blades are as long and as large as can possibly fit into the handle and are ground as thin as is functional. Measures 3-1/8" closed and weighs 1.3 oz.