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 (“Semiquincentennial”, if you like technical terminology), displaying the words...

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 (“Semiquincentennial”, if you like technical terminology),...

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 exhibit and possibly amplify a...

  Nothing says “knife” like the classic Bowie of the American frontier! The Battlecry version makes a tough knife look even tougher with a black finish on the blade, pommel and guard. This knife was designed to be big, intimidating,...

  Effective, intimidating, and built to work! Lightweight, even for its imposing size, this was the knife to carry in a rough land like Texas during the days of Santa Anna when a man truly needed a backup weapon. Featuring an authentic bone...

This Natural American Buffalo Rib Bone Obsidian Blade Knife is handmade using traditional methods: grinding, abrading, percussion, and pressure flaking. On one side of the bone is a beautifully engraved scrimshaw scene of a buffalo on the prairie. The...