A.G. Russell Knives

For this Limited Edition Defender, Lone Wolf Knives has chosen beautiful fossilized blue "Brain Coral" recovered from the ocean floor off the Florida Keys. Brain coral is a common name given to certain corals due to their generally spheroid shape and grooved surface, which resembles an animal brain.

The Paul Prankster Marshall knife honors the rugged individuality of the lawmen that tamed the American frontier with guns, knives and determination.

This great looking Limited Edition Paul® Executive Gentleman's knife features custom channel inlay and blade file-work by David Yellowhorse, a highly respected Native American artist. The handle has jet stone, turquoise, bloody red jasper and spiney oyster inlaid with spacers of sterling silver.

In my opinion, the Executive is the perfect Paul Poehlmann design. When given the opportunity to offer a short production run with Black Lip Pearl to our customers, we immediately said yes. The Black Lip Pearl against the simple stainless frame and blade creates an elegant, unobtrusive knife.

Gold-lip Pearl makes exquisite handle material for small gentleman's folders like the Paul® Presto. The color of the pearl chosen by Lone Wolf for this limited group of knives has a lot of gold color filled with iridescence tending to green and pink.

What a striking knife! Lone Wolf Knives has selected exhibition grade white Mother-of-Pearl for the handle scales and then set that off with an inlay of Fiery Red Opal set in a pattern of thin nickel silver strips.

The Presto, from the remarkable mind of Paul Poehlmann and Lone Wolf Knives, is probably the most popular of all of Paul's renditions of his "Axial Lock".

Apple Coral has long been used in jewelry and has recently become very popular for knife handles, mostly on high-end folders. The beautiful red orange color is not reproducible in a man-made material and natural materials with a similiar color are seldom available in sizes large enough to make a full handle scale. If you like the way Apple Coral looks on a folder, you might want to obtain one in the near future.