Collector's Knives
We've assembled a fantastic array of collectable knives! There is something here to please every knife fan!
Rattler Knife
Our favorite! And one of our most popular knives, this Rattlesnake set features a 2nd snake head on the knife handle!
Handmade Knives from Finland
These knives are handmade by artisans across Finland and are not readily available elsewhere in North America. The wood used is a curly birch called "visa" in Finland. All knife cases are made from premium quality leather and all knives are made with high quality steel blades.
Skinning Knives
World famous for his spectacular antler carvings, Bob Merry also offers these high quality knives from Alaska. Each is made from 440 stainless and features a buried tine. Great for show, but made to be used!
Eagle Head Cariving
on Caribou Antler Knife
by Bob Merry
Bear Head Cariving
on Caribou Antler Knife
by Bob Merry
Stellar Sea Cow Handle
Hunting Knife
by Bob Merry
Oosik Handle Hunting Knife
(Fossilized Walrus Bone)
by Bob Merry
Eagle Head Cariving
on Caribou Antler Ulu
by Bob Merry
Also available with Bear Head carving
Please call.
To see more of Bob Merry's spectacular carvings, Click Here!
Damascus Series Knives by Sliver Stag
Historians have found that Damascus steel, formally known as Wootz steel, originated in Asia over two thousand years ago, (200 BC). Damascus steel gained popularity throughout the Roman era and was commonly used to make armor and weapons. Damascus steel regained its popularity in the mid 18th century when a Swedish scientist discovered that the original wootz steel contained carbon as the dominant element in the ancient steel. Swedish companies began reproducing Damascus steel on an industrial scale and began using Damascus steel to make gun barrels. Thus, the first crucible steel manufacturing began in 1774.
Silver Stag Damascus blades are manufactured in the United States using the same ancient process. The Damascus is created by forge welding multiple layers of steels, some that contain nickel, into a solid block called a billet, (Silver Stag contains 1094 & 15N20 high carbon tool steels). The billet is folded and rewelded several times to produce layers (Silver Stag Damascus = 100 to 150 layers). Patterns are created by manipulating the steel during the forge welding process. (Silver Stag offers a random and twist pattern). When the billet is finished, blades are formed out of the layered steel billet block. When acid is added to the blade, it attacks the layers of hard and soft steels differently, highlighting the attractive layered pattern in the blade. The combination of layered hard and soft steel creates blade flexibilty, toughness and produces invisible serrations on the blade that aid cutting. Silver Stag Damascus blades are the best flesh cutting blades on the market, period!
Damascus Series Knives
Small Bone Handle Knife Set
Each bone handle is handpainted
by artist Tammy Strum
Colorado Knife Set
In The Pocket!
May differ slightly from picture.
Ouch!
Wouldn't wanna tangle with these beauties! Handles are wood, larger knife has brass inlay. Our most popular hunting knife.
KThank you for visiting The Mad Moose Fine Mountain Furnishings and Accessories Web Site. We always strive to have the most unique products and best service at the lowest price possible, while not sacrificing quality. And don't forget - you can visit our store at 170 West Elkhorn Avenue in beautiful Estes Park Colorado. Come see our huge new showroom with even more selection than before! Open daily or by appointment. Call for current hours, as times change by season. Hope to see you soon! Here's to the great outdoors!
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