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Lloyd Custom Knives’ Osprey is a flipper folder featuring a 3.5-inch hollow-ground blade of "Coat of Arms" Damascus. This 7.5-inch masterpiece utilizes a titanium frame, intricate mosaic Damascus bolsters, and premium mammoth ivory handle scales. (SharpByCoop image)

Custom Flipper-Folders: Art Of The Flip

Aesthetically and mechanically challenging flipper designs that shine.
Created as a hard-work knife, Aaron Wilburn’s BodyGuard only gets better with use.

Aaron Wilburn’s BodyGuard Review: Cutting At Another Level

Aaron Wilburn’s BodyGuard pushes the performance bounds of a hard-work knife. ABS master smith Aaron Wilburn produces spot-on precision works of art. His mosaic damascus...
Robert holds the Tiny Fighter in the palm of his hand, giving some perspective as to the scale of this pint-sized project.

Cool Custom: Robert Logan’s Tiny Fighter

Robert Logan had a scrap to pull off his Tiny Fighter. ABS apprentice smith and member of the Texas Knifemakers Guild, Robert Logan, has developed...
A reproduction of a Bob Loveless chute knife by Corbet Sigman is a super-rare vintage custom find indeed.

Magical Decades: Custom Knives Of The 1980s And 1990s

Custom knives came of age as collectables in the ’80s and ’90s.
When it comes to sub-hilt fighters, BLADE Magazine Cutlery Hall-of-Fame® member Bob Loveless (page 68) is the standard bearer. The Spade Series includes two of his smaller sub-hilt fighters flanking his Big Bear sub-hilt, along with two other Loveless classics, all in engraving by the incomparable Julie Warenski. (SharpByCoop knife image)

Sub-Hilt Knives: Aesthetics And Aggression In Harmony

The sub-hilt is at once belligerent and beautiful, adding a strange allure to the knives that sport it.
Brian “Rocco” Nawrocki’s tribute knife for USMC Sergeant Scott Bunker includes blade steel and deck wood from the vintage World War II Battleship USS North Carolina. The L/3/25 on the blade represents Scott’s Lima Company (L), Third Battalion (3) and 25th Regiment (25).

Cool Customs: Rocco Nawrocki’s Knife For Sergeant Bunker

Marine Corps hero feted with Nawrocki knife at The Battleship Ball. An unforgettable setting for a memorable event celebrating an American hero—all complemented by a...
For his tribute bowie, Tony Lewis used the same process to forge Steve Dunn’s Thorns and Thistles damascus pattern as described by Steve and mentioned on pages 256 and 257 of the book, The Story of Knife Steel, by Dr. Larrin Thomas. (SharpByCoop knife image)

Cool Custom: Tony Lewis’ Tribute Knife To Steve Dunn

Tony Lewis knife honors the late ABS master smith and chairman.
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