Any knife stores in NY

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BillL

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Hi,

I may be visiting New York city and the New Jersey and Pennsylvania area, are there any knife stores like New Graham? To visit the actual New Graham is a bit too far for me.

Tools for working wood seems good but their Norton waterstones are quite pricey.

Thanks in advance
 
Here's a list of shops recently recommended. There may be more. NYC is not particularly knife-friendly. Rents are high and regulations can be intimidating.

Nevertheless, what we've got is good. Mastersmiths is new, and a group of our guys stopped by last Saturday and really liked the place. ( Anyone Been to Mastersmiths in NYC? )

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Mastersmiths - Bill Malloy
403 East 58th Street
NY NY 10022

(Toll Free) 1-877-8KNIVES
(1-877-856-4837)
Local Calls 1-212-752-4045
Fax 1-212-752-4037

http://www.beautifulblades.com/
bill@beautifulblades.com

1200 -1700 (noon to 5pm)
closes for chow
then 1900-2100 (7pm -9pm)

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Paragon Sports
867 Broadway at 18th Street
New York, NY 10003
(212) 255-8036

Store Hours
Monday thru Saturday 10:00am - 8:00pm.
Sunday 11:30am - 7:00pm.

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Swiss Army Soho
136 Prince Street

Victorinox Heaven. Here you will find every Victorinox model available, including Classics in every color imaginable. There are Vic watches galore and Vic clothing as well. Don't miss the display of vintage Vics.

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Henry Westpfal
105 W. 30th Street off Broadway

A good selection of Buck knives and Vics. Their specialty is high-end kitchen knives. And they sharpen any and all knives.

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Native Leather
203 Bleecker Street

A very good selection of Buck knives, Opinels, and Sante Fe Stoneworks Buck and Spyderco models.
 
Mastersmiths is on East 58th street. #403
Their site is www.beautifulblades.com

There is also Paragon sporting goods downtown but they are pricey.

In Greenwich, CT there is Eurochasse. He has some higher prices but a wide selection and some rarities.

Beat me to it Esav.
 
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TOMBSTONE said:
It is convient to NJ,I forgot the name of the highway that runs from NJ right on up to his shop though.
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I just checked the map and it looks like it is Route 23, strangely enough -- that's the road that runs right by Pompton Plains, a few blocks from where I live. I hadn't realized it turned up that way. :)
 
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