Mike Mann, award winning custom knife maker
This Large Survival Knife has a 7" hand forged, high carbon steel blade ($415). The full tang handle can be wood or antler slabs (price will vary by choice) with brass guard & pins.Lanyard hole optional and comes with sturdy leather sheath. click here for larger picture.
Featured in Sept./Oct 2003 Backwoodsman Magazine, "Backwoods Knives - Some of the Very Best"; and Jan. 2004 Tactical Knives Magazine, "Make Mine Big", by Dan Shectman.
Special order yours with modifications, price may vary.
The Hunter Companion Knife has a 3 1/2" long, apx 1/8" thick, high carbon steel blade. A full tang wood handle has two brass pins. Sheath included.Compact knife is great for use on big & small game! Starts @ $150.
Nessmuk Knife
Born George Washington Sears in 1821, he lived with Nipmuc Indians and learned skills of wilderness living. From 1880 - 1890 he wrote of his knowledge and adventures under the pen name of "Nessmuk". After trying out other blade patterns, he developed this knife which became named for him. Experienced woodsman have referred to the Nessmuk knife as the perfect hunter's knife.
Dan Shechtman, Backwoodsman Mag. Sept/Oct 2001
This Nessmuk Knife has a 4 3/4" hand forged, flat ground, high carbon steel blade that is 1/8" + thick at the hilt and tapers to the tip. The full tang, pinned, 4 1/2" handle can be wood or antler. Starts at $210
The Woodsman Knife has a 4 1/2" high carbon spring steel blade, brass bolster & pins, full tang wood or antler handle. Starts at $225.
"The blade, boster, rivets and handle are assemebled, more like mated, with perfection of a true artist at his craft... I used the Woodsman Knife in every sense of its chosen name. It provided dinner, warmth, and the happiness derived from both in a true traditional outdoor form" -Al Pickles, Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement, Oct 2001
"Idaho Mountain Knife Works offers a number of good designs, but their "Cliff" and "Woodsman" models are two that stand out among the crowd" - Steven Dick, Editor in Chief, Tactical Knives Magazine, July 2002
BLADE MAGAZINE July 2002 issue
Introducing...the New Hunter Pack
The Cliff Hunter Knife and LFK make the perfect pair of knives for Hunt Camp Chores! This handy double sheath with honer can be worn on a belt or put in your pack. Please contact us for additional information...
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Idaho Knife Works
P.O. Box 144
Spirit Lake, Idaho 83869
Reach us by cellular telephone at our remote mountain cabin [Pacific Time]
(509) 994-9394
