Growing up, my uncle owned a hardware store in Clinton, Tennessee that housed a treasure trove of knife displays, with drawers overflowing with Case knives. I distinctly recall my uncle's words, "Go pick one out," when I was around eight or nine years old; those memories are etched in my mind.

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My passion for collecting knives and guns was further fueled by my father, with whom I shared countless unforgettable moments. It was more than just a hobby; it provided us with a chance to bond and create lasting memories. Even after I left Indiana, my dad would eagerly show me his latest knife additions whenever I visited him in town. The allure of well-crafted pocket knives, especially those carrying a century-old legacy, has always captivated me. The idea of who carried these knives a hundred years ago, along with the embedded history, is beyond fascinating.

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In today's fast-paced world, I firmly believe that fathers and sons need more opportunities to strengthen their bonds, as they often struggle to find quality time together. That's why I felt compelled to establish a company with a mission to foster connections, promote family, and create everlasting memories. This tradition can be passed down through generations, with sons inheriting cherished knives and passing them on to their own children. With great enthusiasm, I am dedicated to introducing this concept to Oklahoma and initiating a movement of meaningful father-son connections. It's a venture that combines my love for knives with a genuine desire to cultivate stronger relationships among families.

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At Oklahoma Knife Works, we not only offer a diverse selection of high-quality used blades but also invite you to immerse yourself in the fascinating narratives woven within their craftsmanship. So, whether you're a seasoned collector, a curious beginner, or simply someone who appreciates the artistry of a finely honed blade let's celebrate our shared passion for knives and the invaluable connections they inspire!