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Combine a timeless symbol of power and might with modern materials and you get this snazzy walking companion. The shiny brass lion’s head sits atop one of the 21st century’s coolest materials -...

Wolves abound in Norse mythology, from all-father Odin’s steadfast companions Geri and Freki to Fenrir to Sköll and Hati to Garmr, who guarded the realm of the dead. Symbolizing chaos, power,...

This is the showiest throwing knife set we’ve ever laid our eyes on! Set of three medium weight throwers with an iridescent finish that changes color depending on the angle of the light. Includes a...

This knife is so gorgeous you might be afraid to use it - but don’t be! The Boker Torito (Spanish for ‘little bull’) is a hardworking hunting and outdoor knife beautified by Guayacan Ebony scales...

This impressive knife is copied from a unique early American Bowie featured on page 56 of The Antique Bowie Knife Book. Printed in 1990, it was one of the first books to showcase a large collection...

A vivid and colorful way to display your patriotism. Features a large “250” red, white and blue emblem along with the hard-to-say word  and “1776-2026”.   Standard 3x5 ft Size – Ideal for flagpoles,...

This WWI era trench knuckle duster knife is essentially a blade riveted to a knuckle guard. This replica has all the features of the original, with a solid brass guard and double-edged dagger blade...

This Ulu has a grip and stand of Native Alaskan Moose antler and is a showy addition to your kitchen wares. Native Alaskan tribes have utilized the Ulu for hundreds of years to cut hair, butcher...

This beautiful Ulu includes a matching stand! Ulu's make great knives in the kitchen for chopping herbs and onions, even pizzas! This modern version has a grip made from birch wood and a stainless...

This sailor’s tool is perfect for boating, but it’s also a handy item for auto, shop, and home. The marlin spike is designed to unknot nautical rope, but we found it a much-needed help when a plastic...

This knife has one of the most cleverly engineered handles in history. Although this knife design was marketed in Germany as a “Paratrooper’s Knife” shortly after WWII, there’s no evidence it was...