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The American Frontier is the Westward expansion that started with the English colonies in the early 17th century and ended with the last mainland territories as states in 1912. "Frontier" covers multi

1. 1907 Bayonet with Hooked Quillion & Sheath This is a reproduction SMLE No. 1, Mk III early style bayonet with scabbard. Originals are scarce; early in WWI quillions were officially removed.

Updated on April 25th, 2021 The Gurkhas are known for their loyalty, their daring in the face of peril, and the Kukri – a curved blade that serves as an extension of their arm. The Internet is replete

Independence Day is upon us and to commemorate the occasion, we at Atlanta Cutlery are offering our customers a 10% discount on orders over $50.The sale runs from Monday, July 2nd thru Wednesday, July

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

1. Genuine Gurkha Regimental Kukri This style of kukri has been the most popular design at Atlanta Cutlery for years. Full tang with a steel butt plate, the handles are secured by two heavy du

At Atlanta Cutlery, the kukri is serious business. Our parent company, Windlass Steelcrafts, has a thorough history supplying kukris to the Ghurkas, as well as to the public. ACC has brought back sev

Bayonets have gone through many changes and styles through the years! Let's take a moment to look at some of the more common designs. P-1841 Sappers and Miners Model F Sword Bayonet This is

Military swords and sabers are revered even though they no longer play a role in combat. Steel symbolized strength and toughness in the early years. Of all the many weapons made of the material since,

The tomahawk was the creation of the Algonquian Indians in Native America. The term is derived from the Algonquian words “tamahak” or “tamahakan," which means a tool for cutting. The original tomahawk

Folks, Around here, we deal in steel and stories. Both shaped by time, both built to last. But every so often, the ground shifts underfoot. The news of increased tariffs on imports from India is one

The thrill of an adventure can take us to unexpected places. Especially when we’re talking about a plunge 100 feet below the ocean’s surface. Far beyond the expansive blue skies and shrieking seagulls