First look at the new Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife

First look at the new Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife:

The very first photo has been released today of the brand new Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife. Stephen Wade Cox has been working extra hard this week to bring us our first delivery of the new oak-handled knives this morning; for the full-size photo, head over to the Woodlore Facebook page:


A special delivery of the new oak-handled Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife

A special delivery of the new oak-handled Ray Mears Bushcraft Knife


This first batch of knives will go on sale on Tuesday 4 October; to receive an automated e-mail as soon as they are available to buy, please click here, and then select ‘Notify Me’.


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