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Last Chance Knives & Accessories
Grab these knives, sharpeners, sheaths, while they last.
1841 Sappers and Miners Sword Bayonet Replica
#601062
This is the P-1841 Sappers and Miner's Bayonet for use with the short Percussion (or Flintlock converted) Musket issued to Specialized troops. Forged steel. Overall 27-1/2" inches.
$179.95 $99.95
Acrylic Ivory Scales
#701057
Set of 2 Antique Ivory Composite Scales made of high impact acrylic.
$14.95
Boker Plus Hawkit
#804473
This axe shaped neck knife from Boker features a 1" blade, nail puller, mini crowbar and bottle opener.
$34.95
British East India Company 1842 Musket Bayonet Replica
#601061
These are scarce socket bayonets intended to fit the .75 cal. The socket is specially designed to encircle the Model "F" bayonet stud catch under the barrel. Forged steel. Overall approx 20 inches.
$129.95
EDC Survival Cards
#804583
This set of 2 every day carry survival cards are an easy to carry credit card sized tool that is perfect for everyday chores, camping, car, purse, nd so much more.
$5.95
French Trade Knife
#404439
This is reminiscent of trade knives of the 18th century. This is a beautiful example inspired by these blades with a modern touch. Stainless steel.
$69.95 $34.95
German WWII Navy Diver's Knife
#420010
This WWII German Navy Diver's knife from Windlass Steelcrafts is high carbon steel with a solid brass tube sheath with matching brass finish. Overall 12-1/2 inches.
$129.95 $69.95
Hutton Dueling Sabre with Scabbard
#501574
This “Hutton” sabre imitate the ones used for sabre fencing in the late 19th-century Italian style. The high-carbon flex-tempered steel blade has rounded tip and blunt edges for a safe, effective training.
$129.95 $69.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Italian WWII Beretta 38A Folding Bayonet
Very well made bayonet. Functions and feels like the real thing! I'm very pleased with my purchase!
Reviewed by: James, August 28, 2019
Review of: French Trade Knife
This is a very good quality knife. It feels great in the hand, the blade has a distinctly curved shape, it is sharp, and balanced well. The leather sheath is also a snug fit and looks authentic. Definitely fitting for the style of French trapper or trader in colonial North America.
Reviewed by: Robert, August 11, 2019
Review of: Acrylic Ivory Scales
looked great, looks like same kind of product used on pistol handles for colt and other gems.
Reviewed by: Chuck, July 23, 2019
Review of: German WWII Navy Diver's Knife
I purchased two (2) of these knives one for my friend and US Navy Diver Deiter Rosellen we were stationed on the USS JOHN Marshall SSBN-611 homeported out of Groton, CT and the other for myself!
Reviewed by: Stanley, July 20, 2019
Review of: Hutton Dueling Sabre with Scabbard
This dueling sabre is light and nimble in the hand. Pleasing to the eye, pleasing in the hand. Sheathing and unsheathing the sabre from the scabbard is always a delight. For Hema, SCA, against rapiers and light weapons, for solo drilling and sparring. Its perfect. Especially if you can't handle 3 lbs. for long periods. NEVER use this against heavier weapons like Arming swords, Longswords, or Heavier Sabres from Regenyei, Darkwood Armory, Castille Armory. For these swords are heavy duty sabres that will chew up the Windlass sabre. Just don't risk it.
Reviewed by: HAU, June 17, 2019
Review of: Lone Star Folder
Bought as a gift for my son, he was very happy!
Reviewed by: Matt, September 19, 2018
Review of: German WWII Navy Diver's Knife
I go along with Sam: this thing is a moose. Rock solid and ready for bear. Yes, it's heavy but it can baton through sheet metal. One of the finest knives I've ever encountered. Sharp and easy to sharpen. 2 thumbs up!!
Reviewed by: Richard, August 16, 2018
Review of: German WWII Navy Diver's Knife
I happen to have a good friend whose Dad served during WW2. The Dad was able to bring back one of these German Diver's Knife as a souvenir. This reproduction is as close to the original as can be. The only downside is that the thing weighs a ton (being all metal). In the water the weight wouldn't matter. On Land, it's a moose.
Reviewed by: Sam, January 24, 2018
Review of: Italian WWII Beretta 38A Folding Bayonet
Wow, I have been looking for Bayonet for reenacting. It looks just the original, and works the same. 5 Stars from me.
Reviewed by: RICHARD, May 12, 2015