Russells For Men

If you don’t like to carry a wallet because of the bulkiness, but money clips you tried have failed, I encourage you to try this one from William Henry®. The design incorporates a unique dual locking system to secure anything from a single bill to large stack of bills and/or cards.

We have looked for a long time to find a high quality, well made leather backpack. This one was obviously designed by someone with a lot of experience traveling with backpacks.

The ship's clock and the sextant were navigation instruments required by early explorers to determine longitude. Without these instruments many ships and sailors met their demise because of unfamiliar waters and undetermined location.

The basic idea was to offer a really lightweight pocket tool while still providing the most needed features and one-hand opening and closing. The new Style™ CS takes that idea to the extreme. It features 8 essential tools:

For the past couple of years, we have offered a series of traditional style, fixed blade, miniature knives from Wrangler®. These have consisted of three slightly different Bowie knives. For those of you with an interest toward military knives,

This tiny Titanium Lockback Folder is a continuation of a series of folders based on the A. G. Russell™ Ultimate Pen Knife, which we introduced mid-year 2003. That small pen knife is a slip joint and measures only 2" closed. While it is an extremely handy and useful little knife, I saw the need for a series of knives that would be just as thin, or nearly as thin (to rest comfortably in your pocket) but a little larger and with a locking blade.

Scully's Western style snap closure letter pad is rugged enough to be carried in your saddle bag or your pickup truck.

This bronze bull holds your pen conveniently at your finger tips and makes a statement at the same time.

Forty years ago, I discovered the loss of my Arkansas stone and searched out a maker in Hot Springs. That loss prompted me to offer those stones in space ads in national magazines like the American Rifleman.