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Omg! Not the last version of his website that I recall but man, thank you thank you thank you for that! So appreciated! Cheers bud!

I have searched Google many times but not much out there on his knives aside from the Ray Mears models. I wish I had screen shot the website photos before it was gone. Just hoped maybe someone here had some.

After Stephen’s passing his family shut down the website. His site had photos of his knife models and unfortunately I cannot find them anymore. Does anyone happen to have a comprehensive list of his models and more specifically photos of them? Thanks RC

What material are the scales?

That's it, and thanks bud. I just know there have been a lot of guys on here that appreciate Lee's work as well.

If a moderator can post them up for me, that's cool too.

I guess I need to post up some more here. I have mostly just read and searched out info here but posting up is good too.

I have this collection of Lee Reeves axes and a couple from other makers as well, and wanted to display them. Storing them unsheathed is not safe, and in the sheath they wind up developing undesired patina. So I searched and searched and searched and found NOTHING for an axe collection display...

Dude, loving your work. So clean and well finished. Beautiful. I don't even care for "bushcraft" style knives, but your's make me want one for some reason. Just so clean. And those frikkies are sick! What is with the red dot? I like it.

I jumped from the Sanford bridge into the Okatoma many a time!! I'm from Laurel and have kayaked and canoed the Okatoma many times!

Greetings everyone, from Mississippi in the U.S.! I have always enjoyed the outdoors and camping and such, but recently came across George Washington Sears' (aka Nessmuk) book Woodcraft, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I was inspired by it and am looking forward to learning more about...