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Category Archives: Traditional
Northwoods Willamette Whittler, in Elephant Ivory
Yes, this is our third Northwoods Knives Willamette Whittler wallpaper in the last week — but this one, scaled in Elephant Ivory, is truly special. For those of us who appreciate knives handled in ivory, this is a precarious time — price, availability and … Continue reading
Northwoods Willamette Whittler, in Blue Camel Bone
The new Northwoods Knives Willamette Whittler is a home run — no doubt about that. And in Blue Camel Bone? The detail, the variations…this may be the best batch of dyed bone we’ve ever seen. (Prefer your slipjoints with wood … Continue reading
Northwoods Willamette Whittler, in Cocobolo
The new Willamette Whittler is everything we’ve hoped for from the Northwoods Knives brand. Its quality is top-shelf and, for those of us who love traditional slipjoint pocketknives, its design makes it an ideal everyday-carry companion. This particular knife is … Continue reading
Great Eastern Cutlery #38 Tidioute ‘John Chapman’
Here’s a new GEC, one we’re pretty sure you haven’t seen before — the #38 Tidioute “John Chapman.” We just got a shipment from Great Eastern Cutlery’s inaugural production of this profile, and we must say we’re impressed. It features … Continue reading
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Tagged Bone, EDC, Great Eastern, Slipjoint
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Great Eastern Cutlery #38 Northfield Grinling Whittler
This beautiful #38 Grinling Whittler is covered in Sambar stag. It’s warm in the hand and sharp as all get-out. Great Eastern Cutlery is making modern classic slipjoints. You can see a great review of this knife by survival instructor Kevin … Continue reading
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Tagged EDC, Great Eastern, Slipjoint, Stag
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Northwoods Bullet Jack
A couple of days ago we discovered several of these bone-scaled beauties hiding in our warehouse. If you wanted one, the bad news is that they went out the door almost as soon as we put them up on our website … Continue reading
Pocket Dump: Northwoods & Prometheus
Ok, so this may be lousy wallpaper, but it sure is a cool pocket dump. It’s a QR flashlight from Prometheus, which makes a great light and has gotten some undeserved bad press. I love mine. The knife, of course, is a Northwoods … Continue reading
Great Eastern Cutlery #38 Northfield Grinling Whittler
Here’s another look at the Great Eastern Cutlery #38 Grinling Whittler. Unlike the Tidioute we posted the other day, however, this one bears the Northfield UN-X-LD marque. And in place of Black Camel Bone, this one’s scaled in Burnt Stag. … Continue reading
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Great Eastern Cutlery: Patina grows, character shows
Before the advent of mass-produced stainless-steel knives, virtually all blades were made of carbon steel. When a knife, like this three-blade GEC, developed a patina of gray or even black, the change in color simply was an indication of use. … Continue reading