From the Website

The line of Dixie Cock knives, in limited quantities of only 50 pieces each, will be available from our YET TO BE ANNOUNCED new line of knives! These should be available in January 2021.  Keep an eye out!

Yes they are going to announce the new knife brand sometime this month. I'll be sure to post it here when it is official.

Here is a nice group shot photo I took of the Tuna sunfish patterns I have.

Newest release just announced. Phoenix Jack in Green Maple Burl with 154CM steel.

That is a beautiful jack Love the green burl!

That sure is a pretty one and love the steel choice!!

Wow, those are nice.

Wow! Those look great with the polished 154cm blades vs the damascus

I really like them too. They look pretty classy.

Saw this on FB today

The new brand that DFKB is releasing is the historic Napanoch Knife Co. Their new Dixie Cock rooster knives will be the 1st release from this new brand.

Fantastic! What a great name to being back!

Latest release from Tuna Valley! Catalina Wine Mixer Bone handle with 154CM steel blade.

Sure is purdy and I do love the steel choice

Latest release from DFKB is the giant Gun-COCK-Jack rooster knife using a gunstock handle, and 200 layer Damascus blade/tools.

Finally took the time to photo my newest 3 Tuna valley knives.
2020 Phoenix Jack with Catalina Wine Bone and Raindrop Damascus
2021 Phoenix Jack with Green Maple Burl and 154CM
2021 Phoenix Jack with Catalina Wine Bone and 154CM

Newest Tuna Valley knife is available now at dealers!  Phoenix Jack swayback pattern with Amber Stag and 154CM steel.

Here is the latest few new patterns out from DFKB. The Napanoch Dixie Cock in Mammoth Ivory. And also the giant sized Excelsior Gun-Cock-Jack in various exotic handle materials.

Dixie Cock, Mammoth and a Napanoch tang 

You do NOT get much more collectible than this one!

I agree Jan, pretty impressive. I've held a few of them too, and the quality is top tier.  Only 100 made.

I had to show off this one I've never shown here before. Old original 1906 German made Tuna Valley, imported and sold by Case.  I have 2 different ones of these, and only know of 5 other ones in the world. Very rare, very collectible.

Interesting that Case imported & sold those. Very nice.

Yes during the Case/Platts merger, inventory was low, and the new factory wasn't ready to start making knives yet.  So they imported a few patterns out of Germany so that they could keep product going out to customers until they were on their feet again.

Brand new pattern announcement from Tuna Valley.

https://youtu.be/rv7u3uQg_ck

Newest release available today Oct 1, 2021.  The Old Man Norman barlow pattern in Green Maple Burl handles.

Photos of my new green burl Old Man Norman.

These will be available with dealers soon.

My new mammoth barlow.

Nice mammoth on that one. Good looking barlow.

Those covers turned out great. How is the action on these barlows?? The Phoenix Jacks were like opening a bear trap... 8-9 pull 

Thanks guys! Yes I agree this mammoth is quite nice.

The swayback pattern had a stiffer pull design. These barlows are a bit softer. If the Phoenix Jack was a 10, these are probably a 7-8.

Coming out soon!

wooohooo! That is one good looking knife, do we know the particulars on it yet?

This is the Old Man Norman pattern, in Catalina Wine Mixer Bone handles. They are shipping to dealers on Friday, so should start showing up at dealer sites next week. It is a 50 piece run, measures 3 3/4 inches closed, and has 154CM blade steel & backspring.

Here is my example!

Tales from the Tang Stamp

Newest release. The North American Game Warden, under the Napanoch Knife Co. line. Very limited release. And beautiful Giraffe Bone or Mammoth Bark Ivory handles.

Another new release, The KRAKEN! Excelsior Knife Co. new pattern made by custom maker Chuck Hawes, using Damascus blades/bolsters, and premium handle materials.

New release announced today. Tuna Valley Phoenix Jack in Mammoth Ivory and 154CM steel blades.

These are just now coming out, and will be for sale this coming weekend at the Pigeon Forge knife show at Robert Wells table.

2 new patterns released by DFKB in their Excelsior line.

The new Derby Day Trapper is made by renowned knifemaker Andy Fannin. And the new Game Scout was created by legendary knifemaker Chuck Hawes. Visit the DFKB website for more information about these amazing knives.

Amazingly beautiful handles!

A new brand has been announced by Daniels Family Knife Brands!

These were just announced, and are shipping to dealers this week. Tuna Valley Phoenix Jack in Buffalo Horn.

Just released today from Napanoch Knife Co. These are the North American Game Warden knives on a barlow frame, with a lambfoot main blade.

The latest release is under the Tuna Valley Cutlery brand. This is the Old Man Norman pattern in Amber Stag handles. These are 3 3/4 inches closed, and have 154CM steel blades and springs.