Knives

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  • Engraving

     $20.00

    Have your knives engraved with up to 25 characters for $20 per knife.

  • Fisherman’s Friend

     $135.00 – $195.00

    I designed this small outdoor knife around memories of my childhood when many afternoons were spent “whittling” small sticks in our backyard or fishing with boyhood friends for “blue gill” in a local pond.  (A simple black leather sheath is included with each purchase.)

  • Quaker “Easy Grip” Paring Knife

     $125.00 – $195.00

    The Quaker Easy Grip Slicer is, for all practical purposes, a hybrid between a paring knife (that has virtually no room for our knuckles!) and a cleaver which is usually designed for much larger jobs.  It is a wonderful addition to anyone’s kitchen but especially those who appreciate the “feel” of a bit larger, ergonomically designed handle.  

  • Quaker Chef’s Knife

     $215.00 – $290.00

    My new Chef’s Knife is fast becoming a customer favorite.  Key features include a traditional-style handle with plenty of room for knuckles; a thin blade (the same width as my paring knife); and a blade that will hold a razor-sharp edge.  Surprisingly light, this Chef’s Knife produces a very clean cut and is a joy to use!

     

  • Quaker Utility Knife

     $165.00 – $240.00

    This 9 inch knife with a slightly oversized handle is perfect for when a 12 inch kitchen knife feels a “bit too big” and a paring knife is “a tad too small”.  A customer recently stated: “This knife fits my hand perfectly.  Definitely my new favorite!”

  • Quaker Kitchen Knife

     $185.00 – $260.00

    The inspiration for this knife (and all others in my Quaker Kitchen Knife Series) came in the form of a small “Quaker plain” paring knife shared with me by Jackie Stillwell, a New Hampshire Quaker.  Jackie’s knife–a family heirloom passed down through three generations–has been in daily use by Jackie and her family since the early 1900s.   Thanks to its durable high-carbon steel blade, it retains a very sharp edge, is highly functional and a joy to use!

  • Quaker Kitchen Cleaver

     $225.00 – $295.00

    This highly versatile kitchen cleaver was inspired by a 100+ year old cleaver shared with me by John Helding, a well-known Quaker friend from Lopez Island, Washington.  This is a beautiful, sturdy and well-made knife whose hammered, 1/8th inch thick high-carbon steel blade makes it an excellent choice for cutting vegetables and meats in the modern-day kitchen.   

  • Quaker Paring Knife

     $95.00 – $165.00

    My wife’s Quaker Paring Knife is (as she will attest) the “most valuable knife” in her very active kitchen.  Indeed, she uses it every day–and when preparing virtually all of our home-cooked meals.  While simple in design the Quaker Paring Knife is a real work horse.  The sharpest knife in our very busy kitchen.

  • Lopez Island Drop Point

     $260.00 – $335.00

    The Lopez Island Drop Point makes a wonderful gift for boaters, backpackers, fisherman, hunters, etc.–virtually anyone who enjoys the great outdoors!   One of my most popular styles.