The German Jagdnicker is a traditional hunting knife most frequently seen in southern Germany and Bavaria. My interpretation of this design is done as a full integral machined from solid Uddeholm Arne carbon toolsteel. Some of these are selectively heat treated by Marcus Balbach. I have made some with stag grips scales and others with modern synthetics such as G-10. his is a very light, handy knife with a sharp point! I can also deliver the knife without a sheath for buyers who prefer to make their own. Click either photo to see a slide show with more photos!

The Hunter's Thorn is a general purpose fixed blade knife I have offered for quite a few years. The knives currently in stock are made from BG-42 stainless steel from Timken Latrobe in the USA. These knives may be use with or without grip scales and the grips may be quickly changed out or removed with a 2mm allen wrench. Extra grip scales can be ordered as desired. I am offering these knives without a sheath at a reduced price. Quantities are very limited. Finish choice of matt or stonewashed. Add €50 for TiAlN. This is the last of my BG-42 steel. Click the photo to see a slide show with more photos!

The German word Grabendolch literally means Trench Dagger. The version I have developed has a traditional, unsharpened false edge and was inspired by knives made during World War I by the firms Gottlieb Hammesfahr and Hugo Köllner. My trench knife features full tang construction which protrudes from the end of the grip and incorporates a lanyard hole. The grips are machined from two pieces of Micarta or G-11 and are pinned and epoxied for a water tight fit. The 5mm steel cross guard is pinned and soldered for a permanent, water tight seal. Click either photo to see a slide show with more photos!