3.) Two shorter socket-handled knives and a work knife. Leaf spring and 5160, respectively. Luke really likes the longer of these two socket-handled knives.
I had hoped to get some more of the work knives finished, but slap-dab ran out of time.
4.) Four personal survival kit knives. A more substantial solution than putting a razor blade in your Altoids tin PSK. Two-finger grip, and shaves hair nicely. Made from plow disk, hardened in veggie oil, with high-visibbility orange nylon cord wrap sealed with epoxy. Charlie was sure eyeballing these.
5.) Small game gigs. Made from agricultural coil spring, hardened in veggie oil. You can lash it to a pole to gig fish, frogs, squirrels, etc., and the blade is large enough and sharp enough to process the critter aftewards.
6.) A sharp-nosed mouse. Little two-finger skinner with a nose, ears, and a tail.
Made from plow disk, hardened in veggie oil, hemp cord and shellac wrap, Kydex sheath.
And finally, the reusable crate I had made to transport it in. I based it loosely off an old rocket box I have, but scaled up. There's a small chamber on one end to keep the small stuff in. I need to stencil "Helm Enterprises, Forging Division" across the front now.
And now, being very tired, I shall sleep.
Thanks again to Luke and Charlie for their help!