American Frontier Knives & Swords

This limited edition of our Arkansas Toothpick has an etched blade commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, displaying the words “250 Years Of Liberty”...

This limited edition of our Primitive Bowie has an etched blade (both sides are etched) commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, displaying the words...

The words “big” and “graceful” are hardly ever used to describe a single object, but the early cutlery industry produced a fair share of massive, intimidating knives that were designed to tastefully...

This unique fancy dagger is replicated from an original knife that appears on page 154 of The Antique Bowie Knife Book (printed in 1990, one of the first books to showcase a large collection of...

If there’s a second most murky “original knife” story after the Bowie, this is it. This a replica of a knife that was supposedly taken off a fallen warrior after an Indian siege by Daniel Boone.

This is a recreation of an antique knife that sits in the Tennessee War Memorial Museum in Nashville.   This is a recreation of an antique knife that sits in the Tennessee War Memorial Museum in...

 

 

This massive throwing Bowie is tough enough for hours of target practice or days of trailblazing. Stainless steel blade, smooth rosewood handle scales, and solid brass cross guard complete a sturdy...

This knife is handmade using the methods of old - grinding, abrading, percussion, and pressure flaking. Each knife is one of a kind. Blades are attached using sinew. Comes with a Certificate of...

The first Bowie knives were large, tough, and sharp! Despite the size of this Bowie, the overall weight is only 1-1/2 lbs. But don't let the weight fool you; we cut down a 4" sapling in no time, and...

This Bowie has a sharp, stainless steel clip point blade with a high-polish finish and a beefy profile. The red-brown, natural-look wooden handle is complemented by a gold-plated blade catcher and...