Stag Trapper: This one is for sale!

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Blade: ATS 34 - Hollow Ground - Hand Polished - 59 Rc
Blade Length: 2 3/4"
OAL: 6 1/2"
Bolster and Shield: 416 Stainless Steel
Liners: 416 Stainless Steel - Filed top and bottom
Scales: Mahogany colored Sam Bar Stag
Filing: Roman Knot
Nice walk and talk
SOLD
It can be yours by clicking HERE!

Thanks for looking!

-Ian

New Website in the works!

We are currently working on our new website where you can buy some of the knifes featured on this blog. It isn't finished yet (or posted at its permanent address - but you can sample it and even buy a knife at this LINK

PayPal hasn't been set up yet either, but you can send us a check or money order if you see a knife you want. Just click on the BUY link and it will bring up your e-mail program where you can reserve your knife.

Thanks for looking!

Ian van Reenen

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I labored on Labor Day to finish this trapper.
Blade: ATS 34 - Hollow Ground - Hand Polished - 59 Rc
Blade Length: 2 3/4"
OAL: 6 1/4"
Bolsters, Liners and Shield: 416 Stainless Steel
Liners: Relief Milled
Scales: Mahogany Jig Bone

Snappy walk and talk with half stop

Much appreciation for taking time to look.
Have a good day
Thanks
-Ian

Stag Hunter

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Stag is a very popular and beautiful handle material.

Specs are the following:
Blade: ATS 34 - Hollow Ground - Mirror Polished - 59 Rc
Blade Length: 4" OAL: 8"
Guard and Pommel 416 Stainless Steel
Spacers: Ebony, Turqoise,Ivory and Stainless Steel
Hilt: Sam Bar Stag

Thanks for looking

-Ian

Trapper

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BUY THIS KNIFE

I finished this trapper yesterday. A Trapper is a classic slip joint knife with the best qualities of a faithful old pocket knife. You can use it for a life time and still pass it on to the next generation. Trappers are currently very popular.
I harden the steel to the perfect heat that gives my blades optimum strength and I make sure to grind a breathtakingly sharp edge.

Here are some specs:

Blade: ATS 34 - Hollow Ground - Hand Polished - 59 Rc
Blade Length: 2 3/4"
OAL: 6 1/2"
Bolsters and Shield: 416 Stainless Steel
Scales: Amber Jig Bone

Greetings to all the knife lovers out there

- Ian
SOLD

Drop Point Hunter

Hello
I just finished this drop point hunter, see how you like her.
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And here are the specs:

Blade: ATS 34 - Hardened 59 Rc - Hollow Ground - Mirror Polished
Blade Length: 4"
OAL: 8 1/2"
Guard: 416 Stainless Steel
Scales: Brown Camel Bone with Mosaic Pin
Spacers: Ebony,Turquoise,Ivory and Stainless Steel

Comes with handmade leather sheath


Thank you for looking

-Ian
SOLD__________________

Tan Colored Stag Trapper

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Blade: ATS 34 - Handpolished - Hollow Ground - Hardened to 59Rc
Bolster: 416 Stainless Steel - Tapered with embelishment
Liners: 416 Stainless Steel - Relief Milled
Scales: Sambar Stag Tan Coloured
Shield: Stainless Steel - Double Pin
OAL 65/8"
Blade Length: 2 7/8"
Closed: 3 5/8"

No file work

Great walk and talk with half stop

-Ian
SOLD

My Newest Knife

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Blade: CPM 154 Stainless Steel - Hand polished - Hollow ground - Hardened to 59 Rc
Liners and Bolsters: 416 Stainless Steel
Liners relief milled and filed top and bottom
Spring and Blade filed Roman Knot.
Scales: Amber jig bone
Shield: Stainless Steel
AOL: 7 1/8"
Blade length: 3"
Closed 4 1/8"

Nice walk and talk.


-Ian

Welcome to my blog!

Hello,

My name is Ian Van Reenen and I am a knife maker living in Amarillo, Texas. Making knives is my passion. I have traveled to many knife shows displaying my work which I feel is unique.

My knives are handcrafted with each one being one-of-a-kind works of art that you can carry in your pocket.

I design and make many styles of hunting, pocket knives (slip-joint and liner-locker) collector pieces.

On this blog I will showcase my work with links to where you can buy them if you desire.

Thanks and I hope you enjoy this blog.
Check back often as I add new photos of my work on a constant basis.

- Ian van Reenen