Welcome to Fort Henry Custom Knives 

   I want to personally welcome you to my website.   At Fort Henry Custom Knives you will find a predominant theme of offerings of what I term Sporting Cutlery.  When you are trecking outdoors you can't afford to take any chances on your equipment - Only gear that is reliable and safe is good enough to take into the woods with you.   My philosophy as a Knife Dealer is - "If I would not use it or add it to my own collection I will not sell it!"  

  A special Welcome to visitors to my Site from outisde of the United States.  If you are visiting from Russia, Germany, Sweden, Poland, China, Canada or especially the United Kingdom - please send me an email message to say Hello.  I am always curious about knives from other countries and would welcome the opportunity to chat. 

Be sure and sign up for my Email List - as I will be offering exclusive pieces and discounts to my repeat customers.   Thank you for stopping in and I hope you enjoy your visit. 

Vincent Roberts
Semper Fidelis   

Here's What's NEW! 

Fort Henry Custom Knives is proud to be an Authorized Dealer of Chris Reeve Knives *

*Throughout February - purchase any Chris Reeve Sebenza and receive a FREE BILL's Custom Folder case. 

• Herb Derr - Three New Damascus Hunters  
• Bob Dozier - New Bob Dozier Knives - Just arrived - Going Fast 
• Rick Menefee - Two custom Hunters arriving next week 
• Daniel Crotts - Five more Custom Crotts arriving next week  
• ROS Arms Knives - Custom Khukuri & New Outdoor Models 
• Ron Gaston - Two Mint Stag Hunters - Just arrived  
• Chris Reeve -  More Vintage Sebenzas from a Pvt Collection 
• Iisakki järvenpää - Aito Hunter & Traditional Curly Birch - In Stock 

           Keep checking the Just Listed area for other great knives. 
Also, Please check out our new  BLOG - the Link is to the left.

~Click on any LINK below to learn more about Knives~   

~ Vintage Knives ~ Bowie Knives ~ History ROS Arms Knives ~ OKAPI Knives ~ Bob Dozier Knives ~ Steel Element Chart  ~ Knife Making ~ Sporting Cutlery ~ History Wetterlings Axes ~ D.H. Russell Knives Review ~ Blade Geometry ~