
Meet the Man Designing the Most Beautiful Pocket Knives We’ve Ever Seen
Ryan Coulter of the James Brand talks about his first pocket knife, where a new knife design begins and what’s always in his pocket.
Ryan Coulter of the James Brand talks about his first pocket knife, where a new knife design begins and what’s always in his pocket.
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