Smoky Mountain Knife Works is a truly unique experience in the Smoky Mountains. Yes they have knifes – thousands of them – but they also have books, gifts, relics, replicas, collectibles, kitchen gadgets, sporting goods, apparel, tools, spears and literally something for everyone. That is what makes Smoky Mountain Knife Works so unique – there is something for everyone. Men, women, teens, hunters, sport enthusiasts, hunters, collectors and people shopping for that truly unique gift from the Smoky Mountains.
But knives are their claim to fame and here are some brand names:
- Columbia River Knife and Steel
- Victorinox – Swiss Army Knife
- Zero Tolerance
- Gerber Gear
- Spyderco
- Benchmade
- Cold Steel
- Kershaw
- TOPS
- Case
- Buck
- SOG.
For the collector there a dozens of helmets and medieval gear, tin signs, arrowhead pieces, shell casing models, cartridge pens, books, coins, thermometers, handbooks and instruction manuals, clocks and of course, knives. Throwing knives, folding knives, kitchen knives, collectible knives, fixed blade, Swiss army and knife sets.
And no trip to the Knife Works is complete without a visit to the Relic Room. Here you will find historical and ancient coins, arrowheads, animal claws, Big Foot prints, Confederate money, fossils and much, much more. Visiting the Relic Room is like taking a trip to the Smithsonian Museum!
Smoky Mountain Knife Works is conveniently located on Highway 66 just off of I-40 at the 407 Exit. There is plenty of free parking and they offer many demo days where you can meet the manufacturers, ask question, buy special products and even meet their celebrity spokespersons. A visit to Smoky Mountain Knife Works is a unique and enjoyable experience in the Smokies not to be missed!
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