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Catoctin Trail XLForged W2 blade w/ active Hamon, Take-Down construction, and sheath w/ Frog Skin inlay. | Catoctin Trail XL- DisassembledForged W2 blade w/ active Hamon, Take-Down construction, and Sheath w/ Frog Skin inlay. This pic shows the knife disassembled. | Black Water Bowie w/ MeteoriteThis is my Black Water Bowie made with Meteorite damascus, Ringed Gidgee handle and stainless steel guard. The Campo del Cielo meteorite can be easily seen as the brightest silver lines in the ladder pattern. This Bowie is of Take-Down construction, allowing it to be easily disassembled and maintained. |
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Black Water BowieThis is the Black Water Bowie in it's disassembled form... | Deadwood BowieHand Forged W2 steel Bowie with beautiful Hamon, Hot-Blued fittings, & a stabilized Buckeye Burl handle. This Bowie is of Take Down construction and may be disassembled for blade maintenance. | M3- "Viper" Knife by Ed Clarke, JSForged W2 with finely finished Hamon, Green Quilted Maple Handle scales, Mosaic Pins, and Tooled Leather sheath. |
ABS Journeyman Smith KnivesFrom left to right: "Tantowie"; "Acadia Camp Knife"; "The Judge"; "Scout"; "Catoctin Trail Knife". All blades pictured are of Take-Down construction. | Bear Claw Hunters in SheathsHand-tooled leather sheaths featuring tooled Bear Claw Slashes, hand stitching, and carved bear head beads. Sheaths designed to reveal real Bear Claw inlays. | "Scout" Knife by Ed Clarke, JSForged 1084 blade with Take-Down Handle and Guard, Stainless Steel Guard, Spalted Maple Handle. |
Bear Claw HuntersForged 80CrV2 Steel featuring Bear Claw slashes, Brut de Forge style (forge scale left on), and tapered tangs. 4000 year old stabilized Bog Oak handle scales with real bear claw inlays and stainless steel pins. Steel hardened and tempered to 58 Rc. | Traveler Meteorite Damascus304 Layer Damascus contains Campo de Cielo Meteorite, 1084, & 15N20 steels. Stainless guard, Mosaic pins, and Samber Stag handle scales. | |
Catoctin Trail XLForged W2 blade w/ active Hamon, Take-Down construction, and Sheath w/ Frog Skin inlay. | 9" Kitchen KnifeHand Forged High Carbon 1084 steel, Bubinga handle scales w/ Mosaic Pins, Curly Maple scabbard w/ brass pins and Bubinga retainer peg. | The Traveler304 Layer Damascus contains Campo de Cielo Meteorite, 1084, & 15N20 steels. Stainless guard, Mosaic pins, and Samber Stag handle scales. |
Flame Hunter by Ed ClarkeHand Forged 1084 High Carbon steel hunter w/ Harpoon clip, mosaic pins, and exotic wood handle scales. Blade is Differentially hardened, tapered full tang construction, and tooled leather sheath. | M3 Buffalo Horn Hunter by Ed ClarkeHand Forged 1084 High Carbon steel hunter w/ Buffalo Horn handle scales, Stainless steel pins & thong hole. Blade is differentially hardened and features tapered full tang construction. | The Traveler304 Layer Damascus contains Campo de Cielo Meteorite, 1084, & 15N20 steels. Stainless guard, Mosaic pins and Samber Stag handle scales. |
DS HunterLow Layer count Single Twist Damascus contains 1084 & 15N20 steels. Turquoise spacer with Copper fittings and pommel. | Raven & Sheath by Ed Clarke.jpg | Gut Hook Hunting Knife.jpgHand Forged 1084 High Carbon steel Gut Hook hunter. Differentially Clay Hardened w/ prominent Hamon featuring unhardened area between gut hook and tip for strength. Curly Walnut handle scales & mosaic pins. |
The Traveler SheathCrocodile Inlay Hand-Made Sheath. | M3 Buffalo Horn Hunter Handle Shape by Ed ClarkeCustom contoured handle & tapered tang. | Flame Hunter, Tang & Liners, by Ed ClarkeCustom contoured handle scales, tapered tang & red liners. |
M50 & Sheath 1.jpgGut Hook hunter w/ hand tooled leather sheath. | DS Hunter in SheathLow Layer count Single Twist Damascus contains 1084 & 15N20 steels. Sambar Stag Handle w/ Copper fittings. Sheath is Horizontal Carry w/ Basket Weave and Buffalo Skull tooling. | Mountain Buffalo & Raven 2 by Ed Clarke.jpg |
The Coal Forge"Old Smokey"- The coal forge I built with my son Joe's help. | Flame Hunter Sheath by Ed Clarke.jpg | Full JS Presentation for JudgingThis pic was taken 5 minutes prior to judgement and my becoming an ABS Journeyman Smith. It includes my JS Performance Test blade. |
Alaskan Hunter Set by Ed Clarke.jpg1084 High Carbon Steel, Differentially Clay Hardened and Polished to Reveal the Hamon, Stainless Steel Fittings. Wood Handles from left to right: Leopard Wood, Amboyna, Makore, Birdseye Maple, Quilted Maple, and Curly Maple. | Alaskan Trio by Ed Clarke.jpgDetail photo of Hamon, the demarkation of the hardened area and tougher part of the blades. This is created by differential clay hardener and hours of polishing by hand. | Alaskan Handle by Ed Clarke.jpgCurly Maple handle treated to bring out the depth in the grain and a brilliant chatoyance as light moves across it. One of my favorite materials! |
Alaskan Hunter by Ed Clarke.jpg1084 High Carbon Steel, Differentially Clay Hardened and Polished to Reveal the Hamon, Stainless Steel Fittings. Wood Handle is curly maple. | Napuna Hunter by Ed Clarke.jpg | Napuna & Sheath by Ed Clarke.jpg |
Edo Hunter & Sheath by Ed Clarke.jpg | Edo Hunter & Sheath by Ed Clarke.jpg | Edo Hunter by Ed Clarke.jpg |
Edo Hunter by Ed Clarke Handle.jpg | M3 Camp Tool SetMatched set of M3 Camp Tools with tooled leather sheaths. | M3 Camp Tools1084 steel, full tapered tangs, contoured micarta handle scales with brass and mosaic pins. The blade finish was created using acetic acid to oxidized the surface. |
M3 Camp Tool Mosaic PinM3 mosaic pin close-up. | Ed Clarke Forging at Morans 2 12.13.2014.jpg | Russmuk Guard Fit/FinishYou can't get a guard to fit like that on any production knife! Better fit with less play means a stronger knife... |
Russmuk MontageA montage of details on the Russmuk. | Russmuk SheathHand tooled leather with inlaid ostrich hide. | Russmuk Sheath & KnifeAnother shot of the sheath & knife. |
Russmuk Take DownI also produce knives that can be taken down and re-assembled... | Russmuk Skinner HamonA very prominent hamon that even highlights how forging actually shapes the grain of the steel to create a stronger blade. |
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