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This uniquely shaped Mexican Bowie has a 1075 high carbon steel, hand forged blade, solid brass finger guard and bolster with solid wood handle. Includes top grain leather belt sheath with embossing.   One of the most unique and effective Bowie...

Circa 5th Century BC The Greek Hoplite was a tough, effective citizen-soldier and was ferocious in defense of his home city. A leaf shaped blade such as the one on this sword, circa the 5th century BC, was quite popular throughout the ancient world...

Atlanta Cutlery is proud to bring you government-spec dress and drill sabers and swords. We guarantee that your military personnel, drill teams, students, graduates, and customers will be completely satisfied.  This Cadet Officer's Sword is...

Our maintz pattern gladius has a wasp waist, long, pointed high carbon steel blade, bone grip, and ornate brass applique on the scabbard. This style of sword combined cutting power with stabbing ability in one handy weapon which conquered most of the...

In 871 AD, the young Prince Alfred, later known as Alfred the Great, valiantly lead the army of King Ethelred of Wessex in a glorious victory against a large invading Danish army. This sword signifies the main weapon used in this now decisive battle...

This classic of the American mountain man was big enough to ward off unruly beasts, both on the trail and at the local trading post. The coffin-shaped hardwood handle on this knife is accented with solid brass furniture. This is a classic design that is...

  These are traditional aging barrels handmade from sturdy American Oak with metal support bands. Perfect to age and mellow your favorite libation (works nicely for tequila, rum, whiskey, scotch, bourbon or wine) but also a fantastic decor item...

Popular in the Confederacy during the Civil War for its all-purpose capabilities, the D-Guard Bowie chopped branches, split logs, sliced saplings and even had its way with a Yankee or two. A soldier on the move learned to travel light, so a handmade...

Circa 1300 This medieval arming sword features a blade that swells slightly at the top to put more weight in the hand to improve its cut and thrust capabilities, making for a very fast sword. The furniture is steel and the grip is wood covered in...

Circa 1590 With its graceful, artistic lines, the rapier has always been a romantic symbol of the Renaissance. The reality is that the rapier is a very deadly hand-to-hand combat weapon, perfectly suited for the swift moves of the duelists of the day...

Circa 15th Century Brought back by popular demand, we are pleased to offer this Windlass Classic bastard sword. This massive broad sword could have easily been used at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485, cutting and slashing its way through the Tudor...

The single edged blade has a single broad fuller running from the ricasso to near the point. The entire hilt is cast brass and the grip is ribbed. Pommel is global with a capstan. Grip is flanked by kidney-shaped hand guards. Comes factory sharp...