For more than four decades, the team at BLADE Magazine has published this annual celebration of custom knives and knifemaking. This year's 44th edition continues that tradition of showing off the best of the best. Whether you're a collector looking for your next acquisition, a maker looking for inspiration or someone who simply appreciates the beauty and functionality of spectacular workmanship, KNIVES 2024, The World's Greatest Knife Book, is sure to satisfy. 

This 44th, full-color edition brings you more than 900 edged creations from across the globe, many of which can also be found at the annual BLADE Show, held annually in Atlanta, Georgia. And, as always, the Features section is loaded with immersive, entertaining and educational articles to help readers better understand nuances of creating fine blades. You'll also get to view jaw-dropping entries in the Factory Trends section, which features the latest in well-made fixed-blade and folding designs for everything from camping to EDC to kitchen use. 

Tying all of this information together is the Knifemakers Index so you have contact information at your fingertips when it's time to make a decision on your next purchase. 

Now in its 44th Edition, Knives 2024, from the publishers of Blade Magazine, is the annual showcase of the most remarkable custom and factory-manufactured knives in one incredible collection. This year's edition features more knives than ever, with 900+ full-color photos of edged creations from across the globe. In addition, KNIVES 2022 brings you entertaining and informational feature material that immerses readers even further into the vast world of fine blades. A few of the topics covered in this edition include: Insider secrets of master knifemakers; The hottest handle and blade materials; Rescue and tactical blades for any occasion; Trends in fashionable and functional flippers; Mosaic knives for the collector! For the custom-knife enthusiast, Knives 2024 shows off the incredible craftsmanship that goes into the work of top makers who spend weeks, months or even years producing their functional art."