All About Pocket Knives

As much as I like Tuna Valley knives, I wouldn't buy that one with the spur saw and whatever that littler poker tool is. However, if it came in a single lambsfoot blade version, I would be all over it since it's basically a lambsfoot Barlow with some additional, superfluous tools.

This Mammoth Ivory Phoenix Jack is more my style.

I must agree with Gary (Kennedy) that this is the best Phoenix Jack in terms of fit & finish and all-around quality. Ever since Tuna Valley first announced the PJ, I've been waiting on tenterhooks for the Mammoth Ivory version to be released...I definitely did NOT want to miss out on adding one to my collection.

At long last and much to my delight, it has finally arrived ...so, I guess I can die now satisfied in the knowledge that all my wildest knife collecting dreams have come true!

Absolute gem. Wow is that a beauty. Congrats and kudos for scoring one. Wow.

QT that really is an amazing looking knife. Congrats of landing one and adding it to the collection.

These are a few prototype knife designs that were shown at the Pigeon Forge knife show this past weekend. These are a few ideas for knives that may turn into a production run at some point. Barlow with Lambsfoot blade, and mini-Barlow with Spear.

New releases from DFKB in their Excelsior line of knives. The new Game Scout knives were created by Chuck Hawes, and the Derby Day Trapper knives were created by Andy Fannin.

Another look at the Stag Derby Day Trapper . One of a Kind

Wow!!!! That's cool to see all those pictures.

Wow.

The giraffe bone on these look amazing!

Another new release, this is the 1st release from a new cutlery brand. Titusville Cutlery Co.

kennedy knives wrote: ↑Wed Mar 23, 2022 11:12 pm Another look at the Stag Derby Day Trapper . One of a Kind

Kinda’ reminds me of the Case Saddlehorn knives.
Treefarmer

Great looking knife but...copper bolsters?? Will they turn green over time, I wonder?

treefarmer wrote: ↑Tue Apr 19, 2022 12:59 am

kennedy knives wrote: ↑Wed Mar 23, 2022 11:12 pm Another look at the Stag Derby Day Trapper . One of a Kind

Kinda’ reminds me of the Case Saddlehorn knives.
Treefarmer

I think you are right

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 19, 2022 1:06 am Great looking knife but...copper bolsters?? Will they turn green over time, I wonder?

I have a one of the Schrade copper bolster knives, and the copper darkens/dulls over time, like a used penny, but they haven't turned green at all. I also have a Tuna Valley one that is the same way. Just needs rubbed a bit with a cloth to make it bright and shiny again.

Rookie wrote: ↑Mon Apr 18, 2022 11:27 pm Another new release, this is the 1st release from a new cutlery brand. Titusville Cutlery Co.

These are great looking knives!

Ryan had one of those Derby Day Trappers at the SVKCC show, Tony Bose+ quality in my opinion.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Apr 20, 2022 2:06 pm Ryan had one of those Derby Day Trappers at the SVKCC show, Tony Bose+ quality in my opinion.

Totally agree. (Ryan actually let me play with it for a while at the show and it is amazing!)

These were just announced, and are shipping to dealers this week. Tuna Valley Phoenix Jack in Buffalo Horn.

Those are sweet, Rookie.

Just released today from Napanoch Knife Co. These are the North American Game Warden knives on a barlow frame, with a lambfoot main blade.

The latest release from Tuna Valley Cutlery is shipping to dealers now. This is the Old Man Norman pattern in Burnt Stag handles. These are 3 3/4 inches closed, and have 154CM steel blades and springs.

Great looking knives.

Should have mine by Friday if anyone is interested

kennedy knives wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 10:49 pm Should have mine by Friday if anyone is interested

I am Garry, Send me pictures of the ones you have available.
Thanks,
Mark