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Just finished photographing this knife from Cliff Parker. This folder is about 6 inches long when fully open. Handle Material is Hippopotamus Tooth, blade is powdered mosaic damascus. Liners our file worked and anodized titanium. Enjoy!

Just finished photographing this knife from Cliff Parker. This folder is about 6 inches long when fully open. Handle Material is Hippopotamus Tooth, blade is powdered mosaic damascus. Liners our file worked and anodized titanium. Enjoy!

Thanks Steve, it was a challenge to get a good level of lighting on the sheath to show and subtle contrast differences in the flat black Kydex and flat black Boltaron. Flat black is a very tough color to photograph properly but this was a fun challenge and I hope I did the knife and sheath...

Frank, Sorry for the delay in the response but yes my dad makes all of his own Damascus. I do know that he does not sell his steel very often, but you can contact him and see if he is willing to part with some of his steel.

Yes there are more designs / variations in the works. This was the prototype for the dagger design and my dad has mentioned drop and clip point hunter designs as well.

This is a brand new line of knives my dad is making. The "I.C.B.M." stands for Intense Cutlery By Martin and this series utilizes high performance alloy steels and handle materials. This is the prototype of the "SkyBolt" model, specifically the "SkyBolt-6" which means it has a 6" full tang blade...

This is a brand new line of knives my dad is making. The "I.C.B.M." stands for Intense Cutlery By Martin and this series utilizes high performance alloy steels and handle materials. This is the prototype of the "SkyBolt" model, specifically the "SkyBolt-6" which means it has a 6" full tang blade...

Just finished photographing this flipper folder for my dad, Peter Martin. Enjoy! Blade Length: 3.75" OAL: 9.5" Blade Material: San Mai Damascus Handle Material: "Marbled" Carbon Fiber Bolster / Thumb Stud: MokuTi (by Chad Nichols) Filler Bar: San Mai Damascus

Just finished photographing this flipper folder for my dad, Peter Martin. Enjoy! Blade Length: 3.75" OAL: 9.5" Blade Material: San Mai Damascus Handle Material: "Marbled" Carbon Fiber Bolster / Thumb Stud: MokuTi (by Chad Nichols) Filler Bar: San Mai Damascus

Just finished photographing this flipper folder for my dad, Peter Martin. Enjoy! Blade Length: 3.75" OAL: 9.5" Blade Material: San Mai Damascus Handle Material: "Marbled" Carbon Fiber Bolster / Thumb Stud: MokuTi (by Chad Nichols) Filler Bar: San Mai Damascus

I recently finished up this photo for Cliff Parker. This knife is his first one using stone (Verdite) as a handle material. It operates clean and smooth and is only about 6"long when open. Enjoy!

Here's a photo I just took of this beautiful folder by Cliff Parker. It was his first time ever using stone (Verdite) as handle material. It also works as good as it looks. Enjoy!

It was as I thought...my website security was protecting against outside sites using my links...all fixed now.

I'm not sure why the links aren't working. I may have to enable this forum to remotely access my website's server. I will try to get them up tonight.

What does a guy have to do in order to get the chance to photograph an ultra fancy Calvin Robinson folder like this?

Here's the photos I took this year at the Blade Show. Enjoy! Calvin Robinson Calvin Robinson #2 Calvin Robinson #3 Cliff Parker Dan Eastland Dan Eastland #2 Dan Eastland #3 Don Hanson, III Jim Coffee Jim Fleming Jim Fleming #2 Jim Provost Jim Provost #2 Jim Provost #3 Jim Provost #4 Jim...

Thanks Calvin...always a pleasure to work with you and your knives are always fun to photograph!

Hello everyone, My name is Cory Martin and I am a knife photographer, website designer, website manager, and son of a fellow knife maker; Peter Martin. I started photographing my dad's knives about 7-8 years ago and have expanded my abilities from there. I have had numerous photos...

Hello, I am a knife photographer / website designer and one of my most recent projects is a website called KnifeMatch.com. It's an ever growing online database for handmade and custom knives. I created it for a local knife dealer and the site's mission is to eventually contain thousands...