248 results for 'spare parts'

    Nepalese Guns(Post)

    Nepalese Weapons from the British Presence in India Part of the fascination with museums is the fact that we get to stand by and look at an age, perhaps even a realm or civilization, which is lost to

    Slicing history, the Khukuri way(Post)

    In today’s times, fossils from eons ago, mummified bodies from a hazy past, and other relics from history feel like time capsules. The aura of objects from the past permeates through and thrills

    Why buy a training knife?(Post)

    Why would you buy a training knife, the answer seems simple right? Obviously, to become a better knife fighter, but this is an inappropriate line of thought. Any altercation with a threat of phy

    Themed Boxes Arrive At Atlanta Cutlery!(Post)

    Looking to put together an outfit but don’t know where to start? Tired of having to find period appropriate items one piece at a time? Don’t fret as Atlanta Cutlery’s new themed boxes are here to save

    American Frontier(Post)

    Bowie Knives Bowie knives are a style of knife made popular in the early 19th century. They have a large, fixed blade, usually with a clip point.The first knife made famous by Bowie was designe

    Knife: Anatomy and Uses(Post)

    We take a knife for granted. As long as it cuts, chops and scrapes as it is meant to do, we are happy with it. Most of us seemingly have no inclination of learning more about them. But, there is an ar

    Unlocking the Secrets of the Folding Knife(Post)

    Folding knives, with their blend of practicality and craftsmanship, have captivated the hearts of many. From the classic pocket knife to the modern tactical folder, these tools are as versatile as the

    Italian Stiletto Knives : A Comprehensive Guide(Post)

    Welcome to our deep dive into the world of stiletto knives, a symbol of both elegance and controversy. These slender, pointed knives have a rich history, from their origins as Italian daggers to thei

    Samurai Swords – Some Interesting Facts about the Katana(Post)

    The katana was one of the two Samurai swords carried by the Japanese warrior. The combination of the two blades was called daisho (“big-little”) and also featured the smaller wakizashi.This blog revea

    Celebrating National Knife Day: Honoring the Legendary Gurkha Kukri(Post)

    Longleaf Traditional Antique Kurdish A Timeless Blade with History and Heritage National Knife Day (August 24) is more than a quirky holiday; it’s a moment to recognize one of humanity’s oldest and

    Killing them softly, The Fairbairn Sykes Commando Knife(Post)

    The  Fairbairn Sykes Commando Knife is a fine toast amongst collectors as a weapon that embodies the finest fusion of form and function. Built on the classic dagger design lines, it is both fu

    To Jimp or not to Jimp?(Post)

    Ever since early man decided to use sharper tools, there has been a dilemma. How to stop the hands from getting hurt? Yes, we know, this doesn't sound to be a big deal, in theory. However, people usin

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