Tag: Knife History
Two Generations Of Dennehy Knives Now At The Alamo
John Dennehy's replica of his father Dan D Alamo Bowie was accepted by the site on the 190th Anniversary of the historic battle.
Bob Loveless’ Influence Still Touches Those Closest To Him
Robin Askew moves on, but her father (Bob Loveless) remains there for her.
What Knife Would Jim Bowie Carry Today?
If he were in his prime today, Jim’s EDCs would run the gamut.
50 Years Ago In Blade: Tomahawks–War Clubs To Modern Masterpieces
The tomahawk, from its American Indian origins to its modern renaissance as a highly sought-after custom-forged tool and defensive weapon.
Arnold M. Chernoff offered a...
Bob Loveless: The Icon’s Indelible Mark On The Knife Industry
Loveless' impact is still felt today.
Best Tomahawks: Our Top Hawks For Backwoods To Battlefields (2024)
Here's how the tomahawk cemented itself into the military history of the United States.
Carrigan Knife: Is It A James Black Original?
James Black is an important figure in knifemaking and the Carrigan knife may prove the key to his other many creations.
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Knifemaking 101 – Read This Before You Make a Knife
by Wayne Goddard
My experience has taught me that there's nothing like digging in and getting started. I've often said the hardest part of the...
