Knives
These knives are hand forged, one at a time, in my small shop in Connecticut. They are meant for hard use, whether at home, work, or in the field. I use a variety of materials in my designs, with an emphasis on that which I can gather locally, be it scrap blade steel or shed antlers. Each knife is heat treated in house, and tempered to hold a keen edge. Included is a sturdy, handmade leather sheath to keep you and the knife protected when not in use.
Rustic Camp Knife
Recurve blade forged from an old file, rough-finished with hammer marks and lanyard hole. White vinegar etch.
Handle material is reclaimed cocobolo from cabinet shop off-cut.
Antique style riveted sheath.
Ironwood Hunter
Forged from a file, upswept blade ideal for skinning big game.
Handle material is reclaimed ironwood from cabinet shop off-cut.
Hand rubbed satin finish
Hand stitched and tooled sheath
Small Utility Knife
Forged from a thin file, with brass bolster.
Handle material is a brow tine from a shed elk antler gathered in Montana.
Antique style riveted sheath
Hey, I love that little one! Looks just like a beautiful one made for me by an old wrangler from Montana who was so bow-legged and crippled with arthritis he could barely walk. Too much skateboarding, I recon.
The knife was sweet alright and I carried it everywhere until some polecat got it. I saw his eyes glinting in the firelight the second before he disappeared with my knife into the night.
I rike the idea of a knife that has a built in file
for sharpening itself.
how much and how do i buy one of the rustic camp knives, thank you Ron
Hi Ron,
You can visit our Etsy shop at http://www.etsy.com/shop/TheFieldandTable and arrange a custom order. Prices vary depending on the materials used and the type of knife, but we’ll contact you with more details. Thanks!