Made in USA Knives

Every knife on this page is made in the United States. Not designed here and assembled elsewhere. Hand forged in Memphis, TN. We forge the billets, draw them out, grind, heat treat, fit the handles and finish each piece in our own workshop in Memphis, Tennessee. This is the whole catalogue, because there is nothing in it that is made anywhere else.

What made in the USA means here. The blade is forged and heat treated in our shop. The handle material is cut, shaped and fitted by hand on the same benches. The final grind, the etch, the sharpening and the inspection all happen before the knife goes in a box that leaves Memphis.

Why it is worth paying for. A knife made under one roof can be judged at every stage by the person responsible for it. If a weld is not clean the billet goes back in the fire rather than down the line. If a handle does not sit right, it comes off and is remade. That is slower and more expensive than importing finished blades, and it is the difference you can feel in the fit.

What we make. Hunting and skinning knives, chef and kitchen blades, folding pocket knives, balisongs, bowies, daggers, karambits, cleavers and swords. Steels are layered 1095 and 15N20 Damascus at 58 to 60 HRC, D2 tool steel, 440C stainless and VG10. Handles are stag antler, buffalo and ram horn, camel bone, kamagong, rose wood, walnut burl, brass and copper.

Since when? 2009, starting in a workshop that could barely hold the tools we owned. The full story is on our country of origin page, and the awards the same benches have won are on the awards page.

Is everything you sell made in the USA? Yes. Every knife is hand forged in our own shop in Memphis, TN. There is no imported line and no white-label range.

Do you ship outside the US? Yes, worldwide, insured and tracked. US shipping is free and expedited.

Can it be engraved? Yes, in house before it ships. Name, date, initials, a logo or a short line.

Every knife on this site is forged in our own American shop, so this tag is effectively the whole catalog. To browse properly, start at the Damascus knives collection or use shop by use.