The latest release from Daniels Family Knife Brands

[Rookie]

2 new ones just released in the new Holy Land Olivewood handles. The first is the Tuna Valley Cutlery brand Phoenix Jack pattern, with 154CM steel blades and nickel silver bolsters. The second is a Titusville Cutlery brand Little Man Jack shadow pattern with Easy Open. Only 35 of each was made, and they will be available with dealers soon.

[knifeaddict1965]

2 new ones just released in the new Holy Land Olivewood handles. The first is the Tuna Valley Cutlery brand Phoenix Jack pattern, with 154CM steel blades and nickel silver bolsters. The second is a Titusville Cutlery brand Little Man Jack shadow pattern with Easy Open. Only 35 of each was made, and they will be available with dealers soon.

Those new releases look great, Carl... I thought you guys were done making the Phoenix Jack pattern but looks like I'm gonna be on the hunt for another one now.

[Rookie]

2 new ones just released in the new Holy Land Olivewood handles. The first is the Tuna Valley Cutlery brand Phoenix Jack pattern, with 154CM steel blades and nickel silver bolsters. The second is a Titusville Cutlery brand Little Man Jack shadow pattern with Easy Open. Only 35 of each was made, and they will be available with dealers soon.

Those new releases look great, Carl... I thought you guys were done making the Phoenix Jack pattern but looks like I'm gonna be on the hunt for another one now.

I believe these were just using up the last of the blades left around, which is why the release only had 35 pieces instead of the usual 60.

[Rookie]

The latest release is the popular Mola Mola pattern from the Excelsior brand. 6 different knives were made, with different handle/bolster variations.

[edge213]

The latest release is the popular Mola Mola pattern from the Excelsior brand. 6 different knives were made, with different handle/bolster variations.

I really dig these Carl!

[Rookie]

I wanted to show this one, even thought they are not yet made/released yet. It's neat to see the new pattern. This is a club knife for the Slipjoint Exchange Facebook group. They are still deciding on the exact handle material, but pretty cool to see the coffin jack come to life.

[Rookie]

This is another new one just announced. This new pattern is a farmers jack, called the Rooster Comb. These are under the Titusville Cutlery Co brand, and the first two variations in the series in Gaboon Ebony w/ bolsters, and Cocobolo Rosewood in a shadow pattern. They measure 4 1/8 inch closed, and have 1095 High Carbon blades.

[doglegg]

This is another new one just announced. This new pattern is a farmers jack, called the Rooster Comb. These are under the Titusville Cutlery Co brand, and the first two variations in the series in Gaboon Ebony w/ bolsters, and Cocobolo Rosewood in a shadow pattern. They measure 4 1/8 inch closed, and have 1095 High Carbon blades.

I like that one.

[1967redrider]

This is another new one just announced. This new pattern is a farmers jack, called the Rooster Comb. These are under the Titusville Cutlery Co brand, and the first two variations in the series in Gaboon Ebony w/ bolsters, and Cocobolo Rosewood in a shadow pattern. They measure 4 1/8 inch closed, and have 1095 High Carbon blades.

Whoa, Ryan did make this! I hope Lyle sees this post.

Let me try something . . .

[Rookie]

This is another new one just announced. This new pattern is a farmers jack, called the Rooster Comb. These are under the Titusville Cutlery Co brand, and the first two variations in the series in Gaboon Ebony w/ bolsters, and Cocobolo Rosewood in a shadow pattern. They measure 4 1/8 inch closed, and have 1095 High Carbon blades.

Whoa, Ryan did make this! I hope Lyle sees this post.

Let me try something . . .

Ryan should have these at the Lexington show this coming weekend. Usually Lyle is there, so he should see them in person.

[wlf]

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[wlf]

This is another new one just announced. This new pattern is a farmers jack, called the Rooster Comb. These are under the Titusville Cutlery Co brand, and the first two variations in the series in Gaboon Ebony w/ bolsters, and Cocobolo Rosewood in a shadow pattern. They measure 4 1/8 inch closed, and have 1095 High Carbon blades.

Whoa, Ryan did make this! I hope Lyle sees this post.

Let me try something . . .

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Carl gave me a joyous heads up several months ago and I appreciate that. He also brought me some tasty maple syrup.

I spoke to Ryan about the same time , hopefully I'll be able to acquire one of each in Lexington.

[1967redrider]

This is another new one just announced. This new pattern is a farmers jack, called the Rooster Comb. These are under the Titusville Cutlery Co brand, and the first two variations in the series in Gaboon Ebony w/ bolsters, and Cocobolo Rosewood in a shadow pattern. They measure 4 1/8 inch closed, and have 1095 High Carbon blades.

Whoa, Ryan did make this! I hope Lyle sees this post.

Let me try something . . .

Carl gave me a joyous heads up several months ago and I appreciate that. He also brought me some tasty maple syrup.

I spoke to Ryan about the same time , hopefully I'll be able to acquire one of each in Lexington.

Can't wait to see what you pick up, Lyle.

[Rookie]

Another new release. These were a SFO for dealer TSA Knives, making the Old Man Jack pattern into a caplifter under the Titusville Cutlery brand. 16 different variations, using 3 different main blades, and a variety of colors of both Box Elder and Giraffe Bone handles.

[knifeaddict1965]

Another new release. These were a SFO for dealer TSA Knives, making the Old Man Jack pattern into a caplifter under the Titusville Cutlery brand. 16 different variations, using 3 different main blades, and a variety of colors of both Box Elder and Giraffe Bone handles.

The OMJ looks good with the Giraffe Bone. Would make a nice companion for my Napanoch Longneck Barlow. Will you guys have any of these OMJs in Lexington this weekend?

[Rookie]

Another new release. These were a SFO for dealer TSA Knives, making the Old Man Jack pattern into a caplifter under the Titusville Cutlery brand. 16 different variations, using 3 different main blades, and a variety of colors of both Box Elder and Giraffe Bone handles.

The OMJ looks good with the Giraffe Bone. Would make a nice companion for my Napanoch Longneck Barlow. Will you guys have any of these OMJs in Lexington this weekend?


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Ryan should have some leftover inventory of prior releases with him. I can't say for certain what he has on hand, other than he will have a lot of the new Rooster Combs that just came out. These OMJ in giraffe were an SFO for TSA Knives, so I believe they have all of them at their store in Minnesota. They should be posting them up onto their store website within the next few days.

[Rookie]

This is the next handle release for the Rooster Comb knife under Titusville Cutlery. This is an exclusive release only available through dealer Ole Kentucky Rob.

[cudgee]

This is the next handle release for the Rooster Comb knife under Titusville Cutlery. This is an exclusive release only available through dealer Ole Kentucky Rob.

Outstanding.

[Rookie]

This is the next handle release for the Rooster Comb knife under Titusville Cutlery. This is an exclusive release only available through dealer Ole Kentucky Rob.

Outstanding.

Ya Cudgee, I think they turned out great.

[Rookie]

These are not released yet, they are currently in production. But I was able to get a couple of each for photos, and thought it would be good to show what is coming up next. The farmer jack in both ivory and jig bone.

[cudgee]

These are not released yet, they are currently in production. But I was able to get a couple of each for photos, and thought it would be good to show what is coming up next. The farmer jack in both ivory and jig bone.

Both the Ivory and the Jigged Bone look exquisite.

[doglegg]

These are not released yet, they are currently in production. But I was able to get a couple of each for photos, and thought it would be good to show what is coming up next. The farmer jack in both ivory and jig bone.

Both the Ivory and the Jigged Bone look exquisite.

I agree.

[Rookie]

This is a new pattern just came out under the Excelsior Knife brand. Called the All-American Trapper.

[1967redrider]

Very cool, Carl. Waterfall Damascus, right?

[Rookie]

Very cool, Carl. Waterfall Damascus, right?

Yep. Chuck calls his "River Pattern Damascus" but I believe both terms are used pretty often.