All posts tagged "Finch Knife Co."
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Finch Fits Classic Sodbuster Folder with Flipper
Finch Knife Co., makers of modern takes on traditional patterns, turned to the time-tested sodbuster pattern for their latest model, the Chernobyl Ant. Named after...
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Finch Knife Co. Readies Four Fresh Flipper for the Fall
Finch Knife Co. has kicked off a fall/winter knife blitz, with a suite of new folders set to arrive over the coming months. These knives...
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Grant Hawk Passes Away at 82
Hawk Knives delivered deeply sad news to the knife world yesterday: Grant Hawk, one of the most innovative, boundary-pushing knife makers of the 20th century, passed away earlier this...
Justin Lundquist Turns Feist Folder into Custom Fixed Blade
Justin Lundquist is giving fans of the Feist something new to fiend for with the Feist Fixed Blade. These custom pieces present the well-known design in an entirely new...
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Jack Wolf Knives Closes out April with Big Spring Sale
Sponsored by: KnivesShipFree Jack Wolf Knives isn’t releasing a new model this month, which is unusual for the modern traditional maker, but they’re doing the next best thing with...
James Brand Expands Gear Repertoire with Compact Warrick Driver
James Brand’s latest project should please the general gear enthusiasts out there. It’s called the Warrick, a keychain-sized driver tool with an emphasis on quality components and a compact,...
Nolichucky Jack is the Latest Traditional from RoseCraft Blades
The traditional blades just keep coming over there at RoseCraft. Company GM and designer Andy Armstrong dropped another historically-minded jack knife, called the Nolichucky Jack, which sold through its...
Boker Turns Eye to Trapper Pattern for Next Traditional Tribute
Boker looks like it will continue to offer modern tributes to traditional knife designs this year. They’ve already lavished plenty of attention on the Barlow, and now the Trapper...
Civivi Elementum Makes Leap into Utility Knife Genre
Civivi just revealed a fresh variant of their evergreen Elementum model; no surprise there. What is surprising is just what form this latest version takes: it melds the Elementum...
