Rose craft blades...!??

[GSPTOPDOG]

Got this Nolichucky Jack as a gift from knifeaddict1965. It's a "2nd" and on the bottom of the box someone wrote "minor scratches" but I'm having a hard time finding any. At first, I thought it had a crack in the mark side handle, but it's not a crack...just a line in the bone apparently (I think it adds character!)

This is a really nice knife. I must say I am impressed with it and also with my other Rosecraft knife: a French Broad with Rosewood handle that Ivoryman gave me. They're both very well made knives that feel great in the hand.

Q, IvoryMan and Knifeaddict have fixed you up knifely ... Good peoples as yourself also!

Got this Nolichucky Jack from Corn Creek Cutlery (AKA; CxIII, & "Tony"). Well, it is Beautiful! I want to thank CxIII for running an outstanding store and always sending a gorgeous knife my way.

Many thanks CxIII

[Ivoryman]

Got this Nolichucky Jack as a gift from knifeaddict1965. It's a "2nd" and on the bottom of the box someone wrote "minor scratches" but I'm having a hard time finding any. At first, I thought it had a crack in the mark side handle, but it's not a crack...just a line in the bone apparently (I think it adds character!)

This is a really nice knife. I must say I am impressed with it and also with my other Rosecraft knife: a French Broad with Rosewood handle that Ivoryman gave me. They're both very well made knives that feel great in the hand.

Q, IvoryMan and Knifeaddict have fixed you up knifely ... Good peoples as yourself also!

Got this Nolichucky Jack from Corn Creek Cutlery (AKA; CxIII, & "Tony"). Well, it is Beautiful! I want to thank CxIII for running an outstanding store and always sending a gorgeous knife my way.

Many thanks CxIII

Nice pics, and that is some great bone. Every one I've seen has been a beauty. Congrats.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Nice pics, and that is some great bone. Every one I've seen has been a beauty. Congrats.

Thanks I-Man I was hesitant at first to get one, ... but man-oh-man, they are pretty nice!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

T-Dog, happy you are pleased with the Nolichucky ... great pic!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

New RoseCraft Release Preview (Available Friday Morning 8am 1-17-2025)
RoseCraft Cockleburr Creek Trapper RCT019 Rosewood Covers ... $61.99 w/ free shipping

I have them in stock now, and accepting pre-orders. Send me a PM, and I will hold one for you.
You can then purchase through my AAPK store Friday. That way we are supporting our forum.
Please include your name in the PM, so I know it was you that placed the order. Many thanks!

The RoseCraft Blades Cockleburr Creek Trapper is our take on a traditional Trapper pattern. This two-bladed slip joint features a 3.25″ D2 clip point main blade and a 3.25″ D2 spey blade, both with heavy swedging, half stops, and brushed satin finishes. The covers are rosewood, with brushed steel bolsters, steel liners, nickel silver pins, and the stainless steel Rosebud shield. It’s 4.125″ closed, 7.4″ open (main blade), and weighs 3.9oz. Based on a traditional Trapper pattern, re-imagined by Andy Armstrong.

[Steve Warden]

Niiiiiiiice!

[Madmarco]

Very nice, Tony, but no cigar for me!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Thanks Steve!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Here is a preview picture of the next RoseCraft release. These will be available in my store, early Monday morning Feb 10th.
Ocoee River Kayak In Red Or Blue Resin Burl Wood ... $59.99 w/ free shipping
The original Ocoee River is in the second pic for comparison ... not currently available.

The RoseCraft Blades Ocoee River Kayak features a 2.33″ D2 K-Clip Blade with a brushed satin finish. It’s 2.7mm thick with a half stop. This one-bladed traditional slip joint features brushed steel bolsters, steel liners, and a steel RoseBud shield. The covers are split blue resin and burl wood. It’s 3.625″ closed, 5.9″ open, and weighs just 2.9oz. Designed by Andy Armstrong

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

The RoseCraft Beaver Creek Barlow Is Back In Stag and Blue Bone
Releasing Friday February 21st Early AM
- Stag $79.99
- Blue Bone $55.99
The RoseCraft Blades Beaver Creek Barlow features a 2.9″ D2 Sheepsfoot blade with a brushed satin finish. It’s 2.7mm thick and has a half stop.
This one-bladed traditional slip joint features brushed steel bolsters with the Locking ‘RC’ mark and steel liners.
The covers are in genuine Red Deer Stag or Bora Bora Blue Bone. It’s 3.5″ closed, 6.4″ overall, and weighs 3.1oz. Designed by Andy Armstrong.
I have them in stock now, ready to ship out the 21st. PM me if you want to reserve one .... thanks for looking!

[RedRaiderRick]

I must admit I am quite impressed with these 2 Rose Craft knives I received today from James and co. I was prepared to evaluate them and then give them away as gifts if they were as I anticipated. However these no brass knives have beautiful stag, D2 steel, strong snap both ways, solid half stops. Run up is as solid as any.

[Madmarco]

I must admit I am quite impressed with these 2 Rose Craft knives I received today from James and co. I was prepared to evaluate them and then give them away as gifts if they were as I anticipated. However these no brass knives have beautiful stag, D2 steel, strong snap both ways, solid half stops. Run up is as solid as any.
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So, you're gonna keep them and stiff a couple friends out of their gifts, huh, Rick? Just teasing, buddy, I saw an opening...! Those are 2 special folders that you'll enjoy for a long time, I hope they treat you well!

[Nev52]

After reading all the posts about RoseCraft knives I thought I would buy one. The Castorea caught my eye So, I purchased 3 of them 1 for me and 2 for gifts. I have to say it is a large knife for pocket carry. It will be perfect for a farm work and mechanical work cutting hoses and lines. Heavy duty I am going to take off the pocket clip and put the knife in a sheath.

[dlr110]

It will be perfect for a farm work and mechanical work cutting hoses and lines.

If you use that knife daily in your work then I think we would all like to hear from
you 12 months from now as to how that knife held up. Many of us have been very
impressed by the look and feel of RoseCraft blades but how it preforms over time
is still in question for me. Good luck....

BTW I now have 16 RoseCraft knives but I'm just a collector.

[Nev52]

It will be perfect for a farm work and mechanical work cutting hoses and lines.

If you use that knife daily in your work then I think we would all like to hear from
you 12 months from now as to how that knife held up. Many of us have been very
impressed by the look and feel of RoseCraft blades but how it preforms over time
is still in question for me. Good luck....

BTW I now have 16 RoseCraft knives but I'm just a collector.

I will give an update on how it holds up. If I was still working every day, I could really put it through some hard tests. hmm:: But I still use a knife every day for small farm work stray bale twine or working on equipment coolant hoses or air lines etcetera. So, :: it will get a workout.

[Madmarco]

After reading all the posts about RoseCraft knives I thought I would buy one. The Castorea caught my eye So, I purchased 3 of them 1 for me and 2 for gifts. I have to say it is a large knife for pocket carry. It will be perfect for a farm work and mechanical work cutting hoses and lines. Heavy duty I am going to take off the pocket clip and put the knife in a sheath.

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Great knife, huh, Nev? I got my copy from Tony awhile back, and it's everything you say it is!
You might now be hooked on Rosecraft knives, buddy, and there are plenty more models that will leave you drooling!

P.S. - I also removed the clip!

[RedRaiderRick]

It will be perfect for a farm work and mechanical work cutting hoses and lines.

If you use that knife daily in your work then I think we would all like to hear from
you 12 months from now as to how that knife held up. Many of us have been very
impressed by the look and feel of RoseCraft blades but how it preforms over time
is still in question for me. Good luck....

BTW I now have 16 RoseCraft knives but I'm just a collector.

I second that request. I would like to hear how well it holds an edge and how well it takes one. The other thing I would like to know is how prone to rust are they given the all steel construction.