Daniels Family Knife Brands

The Daniels family have been involved in knives for five generations, from trading, selling, manufacturing, and now distribution.

This new chapter has begun for Ryan and Courtney Daniels.  "Daniels Family Knife Brands" is offering the exiting new Excelsior Knife Company line of knives directly crafted by the knife makers that also design them. They also are continuing the very popular Tuna Valley Cutlery Co. knife brand, marketed towards the contemporary collector.

Thanks to everyone for all their support over the years, and we hope to talk with you in person at one of the many knife shows we attend throughout the year! We have many projects on the horizon, and hope you check here often to see what is coming next.

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  • Carl Bradshaw

    We are very excited to show off a new pattern under our Titusville Cutlery brand. This 2-blade coffin jack pattern is called the "Grave Digger" and was made as an exclusive release for The Slipjoint Exchange group on Facebook. It measures 3 3/4 inches closed, has 1095 high carbon steel, coffin beveled nickel silver cap, and showcases the beautiful Catalina Wine Mixer Bone handles.

    Be sure to visit and join the group to see all sorts of wonderful knives, both historic and recent.

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/1706915706218652

  • Carl Bradshaw

    The next release of the popular Rooster Comb pattern is ready in unique Kudu Horn handles. These knives feature 1095 high carbon steel blades and spring, nickel silver bolsters, and measure 4 1/8 inch closed. Only 11 were made, so they won't last long.

  • Carl Bradshaw

    We have been eagerly awaiting the time to announce our new pattern. Called the "Lexingtonian", it was inspired from the culture of Lexington, KY. Available under the Titusville Cutlery brand, this barehead single blade coffin jack pattern measures 3 3/4 inches closed, has 1095 high carbon steel blade and spring, nickel silver bolster, and comes in a variety of beautiful wood handles. Choose from ebony, cocobolo, olivewood, or maple burl. Only 15 of each were produced, so be sure to contact one of our dealers if you are interested.