Whilst you are there, could you ask why their website homepage shows more knives than are for sale in their online shop? I suspect they make more than is actually on offer and I think it would benefit them to show everything possible.
In particular, their bone handle and wooden handle 'whittler' (high carbon version blade would be most welcome too) and whether or not they still do their version of the British Army Knife as seen ontheir homepage. The 80 Bex lock (also shown on their home page) is hard to find now. It's a bit of a rough looking thing but if they tightened things up with it, it might appeal to more people. I have one which looks like it was made by a 1st year apprentice finish wise, but it's light as a feather for such a large knife and the blade is superb - I think it should be a must have back up knife. They seem to do a rosewood version but I like the bex scales because it makes the knife look like a worker so it will be used as a worker.
They make good stuff but they seem to make it hard for people to view and buy their wares - which is a bit bizarre.
I emailed them a short while ago to enquire about a more bespoke folding whittling knife (a hobby of mine) but never received a reply. It's a pain to carry their bone handle fixed blade whittler - so I seldom do. A folder is so much more convenient. I bought a £10 Rough Rider whittler just because it's a folder, but it's not really suitable. I think A. Wrights could take a look at, say, Flexcut and come up with something of their own. I don't know what stainless steel they use, for example but it's better than whatever Rough Rider are using.
I bought my wife one of their rosewood peach pruners and she loves it.
