In 2024, RoseCraft Blades will send seven RoseCraft Blades Traditional Slip Join Pattern Styles to the RoseCraft Vault. What does that mean for RoseCraft collectors? It means when these pattern styles are gone, you’re not going to see them again until RoseCraft chooses to bring those pattern styles out of the Vault and back into …
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Seven RoseCraft Traditional Pattern Styles headed to the Vault in 2024
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RoseCraft’s Bone Covers celebrate the Nature of Bone!
RoseCraft uses genuine bone for some of the covers on their traditional slip joint pocketknives. Bovine bone is usually collected from cows raised for their meat. It’s cleaned, dried, and then prepared for use in our traditional pocketknives. Oh, and it’s gorgeous all by itself. Bone covers have natural texture, coloring, and pattern, and no …
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Asked and Answered: Andy Armstrong answers popular questions about RoseCraft Blades
Like most businesses, RoseCraft gets lots of questions every day – some more than others. We’re going to dive in with RoseCraft General Manager and Lead Designer, Andy Armstrong and try to answer as many as we can. The way RoseCraft showed up on the scene in 2021, I think there was a lot of …
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RoseCraft Blades Holston River Surgeon’s Knife: A Traditional Design with Modern Cutting Power
If you’re a knife enthusiast or collector, you’re probably familiar with the traditional Doctor’s knife pattern. The RoseCraft Blades Holston River Surgeon’s Knife takes this classic design and gives it a modern twist with a scalpel-like Wharncliffe blade. The two-bladed slip joint knife features a 3″ D2 spear point blade and a 2.2″ D2 Wharncliffe …
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RoseCraft Blades to make debut at BLADE Show 2022
RoseCraft Blades will make its world debut at BLADE Show 2022 in Atlanta, GA. We specifically chose this event because BLADE is the best-known and world’s largest knife show. RoseCraft is the official sponsor of the Pit at the Waverly Renaissance Hotel that’s attached to the Cobb Galleria. You can see and handle our debut …
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