Due South Knives
Due South Knives is our “In-House” brand of high quality product made by some of the best custom knife makers and traditional slip-joint companies in the business. We carefully select patterns and styles that appeal to knife enthusiasts like us who want classic styles, high quality materials, and superb workmanship.
Our brand of products come in a custom made wooden box with an embroidered patch, a sticker, and a lapel pin that is the Due South Knives logo; which is a pair of cowboy boots growing into an oak tree.
Stay tuned to this category as we have lots more to come in fixed blades, kitchen knives and more!
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Due South Big Satilla Skinner – Stag/Mokume #1
$375.00 Add to cartDue South Knives Big Satilla Skinner in a Stag handle. The knife has a mokume bolster with a red liner. It is made with 1/8″ CPM154 stainless steel and has a tapered tang.
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Due South Cumberland Island Hunter – Canarywood
$250.00 Add to cartDue South Knives Cumberland Island Hunter in a Canarywood handle. The knife has a black liner and bolster with a grey pinstripe. It also has a custom boot mosaic pin.
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Due South Knives Cumberland Island Hunter – Curly Koa
$250.00 Add to cartDue South Knives Cumberland Island Hunter in a Curly Koa handle. The knife has a black liner and bolster with a blue pinstripe. It also has a custom boot mosaic pin.
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Due South Knives Skidaway – Cocobolo
$275.00 Add to cartDue South Knives Skidaway in a Cocobolo handle. The knife has a natural liner and a orange pinstripe. It is a 1/8″ S35VN stainless steel with a skeletonized full tang.
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Due South Knives Springer Mtn Hiker – Spalted Tamarind
$250.00 Read moreDue South Knives Springer Mountain Hiker in a spalted Tamarind handle. The knife has a black liner and a grey pinstripe. It also has a custom Georgia mosaic pin.
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Leather Side Draw Slip-Joint Sheath Due South Knives
$5.95 Add to cartHand Made Leather Side Draw Slip-Joint Sheath from high quality 6-7 oz vegetable tanned leather. 3.75″ overall. Fits 3″ closed pocket knife.
