A man walking a Michigan field along an old fence line at sunset
Michigan · Collection No. 1 · Roselli of Finland

Built for
the field.

Fewer, better tools.
Hand-picked and chosen on purpose.

Collection No. 1

Six tools from Roselli of Finland

Made by hand in Finland, with carbon-steel blades and wood handles. These six are the start: one of each, in hand and ready to ship.

  • RoselliR100Carbon steel

    Hunting Knife

    The classic Roselli shape. If you carry one knife into the woods, start here.

    $171
  • RoselliR110Carbon steel

    Carpenter Knife

    A straight, sturdy blade for camp chores, carving and everyday work.

    $141
  • RoselliR120Carbon steel

    Grandfather Knife

    Short and stout. A working knife made to be handed down.

    $159
  • RoselliR140Carbon steel

    Little Carpenter

    Small enough for a light kit, keen enough for real whittling.

    $102
  • RoselliR860Carbon steel

    Short-Handle Axe

    A compact axe for kindling and camp work that rides easy on a pack.

    $189
  • RoselliRW200UHC steel

    Hunting Knife, UHC

    The same hunting shape in Roselli's ultra-high-carbon steel, built to hold an edge.

    $248
An old split-rail fence at the edge of a Michigan field at sunset
Why Fencerow

The edge is where the good days start.

The deer move along it at first light. The birds flush out of it in the fall. It's where the field runs out and the woods take over, and it's where the tools you carry earn their keep.

— Jon, Fencerow Supply Co.
01

Chosen, not stocked

A short list of tools picked on purpose. Nothing here is filler, and each one comes with a note on why it made the cut.

02

Fair, standard pricing

The same price you'd pay at any authorized dealer. You get more care in the box, not a markup.

03

Packed by hand, shipped free

Every order is packed in Michigan, with a care card for your new tool and a note from us.

Special orders

Want something from the wider line?

These ship straight to you from Roselli's U.S. distributor. Anything else in the Roselli line, just ask.

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