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Our 18th Annual Knife Review features both handcrafted and manufactured blades, all made with the finest steels and with serious attention to every detail. Whether you're looking for an exquisite, one-of-a-kind collectible or a rugged camp knife or skinner, you'll find it here. S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S 1 5 4 A C U T A B O V E S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S 1 5 4 A.G. Russell Knives Recently, A.G. Russell has focused on building handcrafted knives under the A.G. Russell Shopmade mark and production knives of the highest quality under the A.G Russell mark. The California Bowie, a tribute to D.E. Henry, is one fine example of knives coming out of the Shopmade program. From the factory side, look for a fantastic new Bob Dozier–designed Combat Folder being produced under the A.G. Russell brand. Visit www.agrussell.com. ARt of the lone Wolf In 1989, when J. A. Lonewolf made the switch from painting to knifemaking, he described his transition as a new practical outlet for his obsession with art. Today he runs Art of the Lone Wolf and deals mostly with Damascus steel, fashioning blades on a gas forge he built himself. His intricate knife designs focus on wildlife and Native American themes. His knives and moose-antler sculptures are crafted in his north Georgia studio and appear in collections from Great Britain to Japan. Each of his unique works Hazen Knives