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Flavio Ikoma's "Croc Harrier 350" eats like you did this past Thanksgiving, when the February 2010 issue came out. The only thing more hungry than the "Croc" is your appetite for all things edged. So it's a good thing this issue is brimming with the hottest knives and knifemakers. If you can't get enough with this issue, click here immediately to sign up for a subscription prescription.

But before you do that, pause to reflect on the contributions from a knife great. Frank Centofante recently passed away. Editor Steve Shackleford muses on the legend in his "Unsheathed" column. Click here to read it.

Inside This Issue

• What knife fans can learn from other fields of collecting.

• Mainstays rule, though never count the synthetics out.

• Maintenance and safekeeping equate to prolonged knife life.

• New assisted openers are testaments to design ingenuity.

• Flavio Ikoma’s knives reflect the many talents of the man.

• How to apply flux efficiently and conserve it at the same time.

• Shows are great for exciting knife discoveries and discussion.

• Lansky’s utility pocketknife is very handy to have around.

• Maker’s reaction to a BLADEhandmade™ Award speaks volumes.

• Tactical folders, traditional pocketknives go point-to-point.

• Jeremy Marsh knives—tactical, upscale or a blend of both.

• Consider two bowies Daniel Searles made for Rezin Bowie.

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