Nov
16
Chris Reeve Knives Mk IV 28 Year Commemorative
Posted November 16, 2009 by Howard

Chris Reeve Knives Mk IV 28 Year Commemorative Combat Knife
Chris Reeve one piece series of fixed blades are legendary.
The “One Piece” series from Chris Reeve has been the mainstay of their line for almost 30 years. Now the gentleman who has provided Chris his blades has decided to retire, and Chris has decided to retire the series–rather than find a new source for the blades. We will continue to have inventory in the “One Piece” series for several months. The exciting thing is the new 28 year commemorative of the Mark IV–the original “One Piece”. Only 250 of these are going to be available, so don’t dawdle!
Here is the information about this knife from Chris Reeve Knives: Full Story
Oct
30
American Made Products at the Knife Center
Posted October 30, 2009 by Howard
We have thousands of products made in the USA. They’ve been a little hard to find until now! We’ve added a page of links to various products that are made in America. From American Made Folding Knives to American Made Mulititools, to American Made Kitchen Products and American Made Flashlights and much, much more.
Jun
19
NEW Chris Reeve Damascus and Custom Sebenzas
Posted June 19, 2009 by Howard

Chris Reeve Sebenzas are legendary. Many consider them to be the finest “mid-tech” folding knives made. “Mid-tech” refers to products that are no mass produced but are still produced at a higher rate than standard production knives. There is a lot of hand work and care in each piece. These models that just came in were hand picked by us at this year’s Blade Show. Each is a one of a kind creation. They are remarkable folders. Lots of Damascus blades and great anodized images on the handles. You can see them all at: www.knifecenter.com
Feb
2
Chris Reeve Mnandi Damascus Blade Mammoth Ivory Handle
Posted February 2, 2009 by Howard

Chris Reeve Mnandi Damascus Blade Mammoth Ivory Handle
This is a really beautiful knife! Every year at a trade show, we order some of the really elegant knives that Chris Reeve shows. We snagged a Mnandi that is as gorgeous as any knife we have seen. This fossilized mammoth ivory has an incredible “earthy” coloring with lots going on in the pattern. Then, Chris put a blue sapphire in the pivot pin area surrounded by some amazing metal work. The blade is Devon Thomas Ladder Pattern Damascus. This folder really has it all! Plus, Chris warranties his work forever. A truly one-of-a-kind item. It could be yours!
Oct
7
Chris Reeve Damascus Large Sebenzas
Posted October 7, 2008 by Howard

Chris Reeve Large Sebenzas with Devon Thomas Stainless Ladder pattern Damascus
Chris Reeve Sebenzas have been call the finest “mid-tech” folders ever made. “Mid-tech” refers to knives that are not quite custom because more than one person has a hand in making them and they are not really production knives because there is not a massive assembly line process involved. If you combine that with the incomparable Devon Thomas stainless Damascus steel that is in these blades as well as the great, unique handle designs, you have a collectible that will hold its value forever! Of course, Chris Reeve stands behind his products always and will always recondition one of his knives if you send it in to him.
A few words about the Damascus in these folders: Devon Thomas is recognized as, perhaps, the finest Damascus maker in the world. Most Damascus is made from 2 types of carbon steel, but Chris decided to put super premium stainless Damascus on these. The pattern is swirled tightly to give a ladder pattern and the swirls are so tight that the blade has a chatoyance or play of light like a tigers eye stone.
Aug
25
Chris Reeve Knives Small Sebenza 21 Black Micarta Inlaid Handle
Posted August 25, 2008 by Howard

Chris Reeve Knives Small Sebenza 21 Black Micarta Inlaid Handle
The Sebenza is 21 years old!
This is the new Sebenza 21 model – the redesigned Sebenza! This one has Micarta inlay on the handle.
Specifications
* Blade Material: S30V Stainless Steel
* Blade Hardness: 58-59 RC
* Blade Length: 2.94″ (75mm)
* Blade Thickness: 0.125″ (3.175mm)
* Overall Length: 6.875″ (175mm)
* Handle Material: 6AI4V Titanium with Black Canvas Micarta Inlaid
* Weight: 3 oz. (85g)
* Handmade in the USA
Jul
10
Chris Reeve Knives Sebenza 21
Posted July 10, 2008 by Howard

Chris Reeve Knives Sebenza 21
Chris Reeve Sebenzas are famous around the world for their quality and design. It has been a number of years since Chris redesigned this great folder which is carried by many other knifemakers as well as people who have an appreciation for fine tools. This is a great redesign in that it keeps all the great feature of both his “classic” version and standard.
Here is how Chris Reeve Knives describes this new knife: Full Story
Feb
22
Damascus Sebenzas from Chris Reeve
Posted February 22, 2008 by Howard

Chris Reeve Damascus Sebenzas
The Sebenza is a classic folder that many people, including some knifemakers, prefer to carry. Although all are of top quality with no sacrifice to materials or manufacturing quality, Chris Reeve produces some extraordinary models. We got in 2 small Sebenzas with unusual damascus blades. The damascus pattern is very tight with a herring bone type of zig zag. The chatoyance effect (play of light) is really remarkable. They are each, of course, one of a kind creations. Here are the specs on one of them: Full Story
Sep
11
Chris Reeve Pacific Combat Knife with S30V Blade – IN STOCK
Posted September 11, 2007 by Ki
The Chris Reeve Knives Pacific – a collaboration between Chris Reeve and Bill Harsey – is back IN STOCK! Full Story
Jul
20
Chris Reeve Pacific Combat Knife
Posted July 20, 2007 by Howard

Chris Reeve has released a new combat fixed blade; the Pacific. It features a 6″ blade and continues the proud tradition of Chris Reeve Knives honoring elite military, the Reeve/Harsey collaboration – the Pacific – is the civilian version of a knife created to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of 1st Special Forces Group. Based in Ft. Lewis, WA, 1st Group’s theatre of operations is Asia and the Pacific, so the name Pacific has been chosen to honor the home and work place of these fine soldiers. Full Story






















