Unique, one-of-a-kind, field-worthy “functional art,” created by artisan Boyd Porter.

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Handmade Alaska Fossil Knives

 These unique one-of-a-kind knives are designed to exacting detail, by artisan Boyd Porter, using natural elements from Alaska. Knife handle materials include: fossil mammoth tusk, bone and tooth, fossil Steller’s sea cow bone, bison horn, fossil Steppe bison bone, musk ox, Dall’s sheep horn, 400 million year old fossil corals from nearby Prince of Wales Island, fossil walrus jaw and tooth, and many other fossils from Alaska. Boyd personally torture tests these knives in all kinds of rigorous situations. They work really well, hold a sharp edge, and are made to fit nicely in your hand. All materials are either purchased or personally collected in Alaska; ensuring the finest of quality and most excellence in design.

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Alaska Fossil Knives are not only functional for outdoors use, but also a popular display-worthy collector's item celebrating Alaskan artisanship and natural materials. Every knife is hand-crafted from the finest materials and built to hold a sharp edge for field use. Our handles are designed from specially-selected fossil or mineral materials from the Alaska wilderness. These one-of-a-kind artifacts make a thoughtful and treasured gift, a beautiful addition to a showcase or mantel, and an excellent addition to the outdoors enthusiasts' toolbox.

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Craftsman Boyd Porter's interest in creating works of art from nature is reflected in his Alaska Fossil Knives. Boyd blends natural elements to create his knife handles, including fossil mammoth tusk, bone and tooth, fossil Steller’s sea cow bone, bison horn, fossil Steppe bison bone, musk ox and Dall’s sheep horn and many other fossils from Alaska. Read more...