W.C. Davis

Early Life

Born: 1944, Arkansas, USA
Grew up in the mountains of Arkansas, fostering a deep connection to hunting and fishing.
Developed an appreciation for the utility and craftsmanship of knives during his youth.

Started Knifemaking: 1973, transitioning to a full-time knifemaker.
Knifemakers’ Guild: Admitted in 1974, recognizing his early skill and contributions to the craft.
Specialization: Renowned for drop-point pocketknives and hunting/utility knives, often inspired by Bob Loveless designs.
Materials: Used high-quality stainless steel for blades and materials like maroon micarta or exotic woods for handles.
Craftsmanship: Known for meticulous attention to detail, with mirror-polished blades, full tapered tangs, and custom leather sheaths.

Reputation: Highly regarded for creating functional, durable, and aesthetically pleasing knives sought after by collectors and outdoor enthusiasts.
Notable Works: Included lock-back folding knives and fixed-blade hunting knives, celebrated for their superb fit and finish.
Passed Away: 2015, at age 71, leaving behind a legacy of exceptional American-made knives.

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