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Walking Sticks, Canes, and Umbrellas
AtlantaCutlery.com carries a rare-to-find selection of Walking Sticks, Canes, and Umbrellas.
Despite their conventional looks, walking canes continue to evolve as multi-dimensional mobility solutions and fashion accessories. They can be very versatile depending upon the design and approach used for constructing them. And did we mention that many of our fine canes and umbrellas hide a personal defense secret? Not just for keeping dry, you can walk securely with these unique accessories.
A great collector’s choice, these items come in different specifications, are a great walking accessory, and are an ideal collector’s item. Shop now!
Gil Hibben Custom Sword Cane
#601133
This sword cane has a wooden shaft. The tanto blade is mirror-polished 7CR17 stainless steel with a synthetic ivory and wood handle. The blade snaps into the shaft and releases with a blade release mechanism built into the handle.
$96.98
Gil Hibben Old West Custom Sword Cane
#601131
This sword cane has a 3Cr13 stainless steel blade. The built-in locking mechanism releases with a push of a button. The chrome cast metal walking cane grip features a gold plated inlay and also doubles as a club for self-defense.
$136.99
Shikoto Sword Cane
#601129
This fully functional fantasy sword cane has a double edged, razor-sharp, 1045 carbon steel blade.
$106.99
Night Watchman Survival Staff Walking Cane
#702002
This self-defense staff is constructed of strong, injection-molded nylon with fiber. The textured, T-grip handle gives the rock-solid hold you need. The handle is double-tipped for maximum versatility in self-defense.
$46.99
Night Watchman Blackthorn Shillelagh Walking Stick
#702001
Crafted in a traditional shillelagh design, this walking stick from United Cutlery is made in polypropylene, complete with gnarled accents to emphasize the knotty quality of genuine blackthorn wood shillelagh sticks.
$46.99
Gil Hibben Custom Hook Sword Cane
#601102
Designed by master knifemaker Gil Hibben, this sword cane has a shiny wood shaft with high-polish stainless steel accents. The mirror-polished 7CR17 stainless steel tanto blade releases with a built-in blade release mechanism.
$109.99
M48 Kommando Survival Axe Tactical Hiking Staff
#601101
The M48 Kommando Survival Axe Tactical Hiking Staff from United Cutlery is the perfect companion for hiking and camping. The fiberglass shaft is nearly indestructible and the axe head is attached to it with three separate metal bolts.
$97.99
Kit Rae Axios Sword Cane
#601095
This sword cane has a razor-sharp 1045 carbon steel blade with intricate scrollwork etchings. The blade locks securely into the cane shaft and is accessed with a push of the hidden button that releases the blade locking mechanism.
$129.99
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Independent Secret Service Sword Cane
Excellent quality. It will Rattle a little. But that’s to be expected. Most sword canes of quality do. I’m a collector of cane, and sword canes, and swords. Most people don’t understand sword canes because they aren’t blade smith and carpenters so there expectations are way off. This is one of the best sword canes out there that you currently can get.
Reviewed by: Richard, June 24, 2021
Review of: Independent Secret Service Sword Cane
Not a review but I don’t know where to post a question so I’ll post it here: why is the blade sideways? Can the handle be adjusted so that the blade aligns with the hilt?
Reviewed by: Micah, April 19, 2021
Review of: Walkabout Walking Stick
I received the Walkabout, and it was everything as described in the ad. At 6'1" the height was fine, construction great, but the issue was the round knob and its size. Even with larger hands, I had difficulty holding onto the knob. It was just large enough not to get a good feel, and it was smooth enough to make it hard to hold a grip. Picking up the stick to move it proved unwieldy. I only,however, tested it in the house, so as to not damage it in case I wanted to return it or resale it, so I didn't give it a thorough workout. I figured I knew enough about the cane already. Roy M.
Reviewed by: Roy, June 10, 2020
Review of: Gambler’s Sword Cane
This was an AWARD winning gift !!!! It was worth the wait . It was back ordered for several months, and the company was amazing , keeping me updated . My husband was ELATED when we had opened it. He actually had forgot that he saved the magazine, for gift ideas !! He had flagged the page and had it circled ! He has a cane collection, and said this is the " GREATEST" of them all !!! What a HIT !! He just recently retired ( 65) and it came in after his birthday and closer to Christmas !! THANK YOU ATLANTA CUTLERY for being my hero !!!
Reviewed by: Patty, February 11, 2020
Review of: Gambler’s Sword Cane
Excellent quality, and beautifully executed.
Reviewed by: James, February 03, 2020
Review of: On Her Majesty's Service Walking Cane
I'm 77. I walk with a cane daily. This one is so gorgeous and unusual, it will be for special occasions only. Extremely well made. Order processing and delivery were easy. The packing was genuinely serious to protect a valuable collectable. Thank you, so much.
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Reviewed by: Maurice, March 15, 2019
Review of: Gambler’s Sword Cane
The quality of this sword cane is a lot better than I expected. The friction retention is much better than the Windlass push button lock mechanism they employ on their other canes. The blade is very pointy, will do the job if needed. The detail on the blade and handle is superb and elegant. The only issues I have, and only minor issues, the hidden dice rattle a bit, but placing something inside with the dice can remedy that, and the cane is heavy. The blade and handle are heavy, but that doesn't bother me much, but some it might. Overall, I think this cane is incredible!
Reviewed by: Chad, November 05, 2016