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When it comes to sub-hilt fighters, BLADE Magazine Cutlery Hall-of-FameĀ® 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 ā€œRoccoā€ 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...
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Standouts From The New York Custom Knife Show

The Empire State's finest.
Collaboraton nation, from top: SOG/Kiku Matsuda Hidaka FX 3V, KA-BAR/Dozier Folding Hunter in CPM S35VN stainless steel, Pro-Tech/Chaves Redencion 229 Auto and Spyderco/Paul Alexander Nand.

Collaboration Knives: Knives Offering The Best Of Both Worlds

Cool collaborations offer the best of both blade worlds.
A sample of the stunning images from the Lorenzis’ new book is this 19th-century multi-blade folder for quill pens. (Dover, United Kingdom; maker: Hidler; from page 103 of Shining Blades)

Shining Blades: Book Shines A Light On The Lorenzis’ Cutting Collection

Cutlery Hall-of-Famer's book showcase the most unique, historic and outlandish blades to enter their treasury.
Dagger by Rafal Kolakowski

The Rise Of Tactical Fixed Blade

The author explains why tactical fixed blades will ā€œcome into focusā€ in 2025.
ā€œI think it’s always good to ask a maker you’re not familiar with but interested in how they got into knifemaking,ā€ Chris Schluter recommended. ā€œHow long have they been making knives? Why do they enjoy it?ā€ Among others, Chris (left) collects the knives of BLADE Magazine Cutlery Hall-of-FameĀ® member Bob Terzuola (right). The knife on the facing page is Bob T’s iconic ATCF made circa 1998. (image of Chris Schluter and Bob T courtesy of Schluter; knife image courtesy of Neil Ostroff)

Choosing The Right Knifemaker

Veteran collectors discuss what to look for in a top knifemaker. When it comes to spending your hard-earned dollar, knowing what to look for in...
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