194 results for 'sharpener'

This beast is a Corps of Engineers' choice for clearing the heavy stuff. The razor-sharp, 1075 high carbon steel blade has a thick, full profile tang. Scales are stained walnut with genuine brass...

Royal Armouries Sword IX.1787. This is a replica of a mid-15th century two-handed sword. The original sword is believed to have been excavated in France, from a ford near the site of a Battle in...

This uniquely shaped Mexican Bowie has a 1075 high carbon steel, hand forged blade, solid brass fin

Cold Steel uses only traditional materials for the fittings of their Japanese Imperial Japanese Katana. The Tsuba (guard), Fuchi (collar) and Kashira (pommel) are expertly made and finely crafted...

In the history of Central Asian curved blades, the Kilij has one of the more interesting blade profiles. It has the gracefully curved shape we picture when we hear “saber”, but has an innovative...

Sold out In honor of the US Cavalry Assoc. we have reproduced, under their guidance, the famed 1906 pattern US issue cavalry saber. Going along with their traditions of preserving Cavalry traditions...

Royal Armouries sword #IX.144. This late 15th-century English infantry hanger, or falchion, is part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass. The original sword has resided in the Royal...

In the hit Lord of the Rings film trilogy, Eowyn was the niece of King Theoden of Rohan. Born in Edoras, Eowyn suffered the early death of her parents, and was forced to take care of her ailing...

This Battlecry offering is the military issue version of the Kindjal (or “Khanjali” in original Georgian) that served Russian armed forces well into the mid-20th century.   This Battlecry offering...

Royal Armouries Sword IX.214. This sword was reputedly found in a peat bog together with another sword that is now in Rome. Comparable swords have also been found elsewhere across parts of Europe...

Royal Armouries Sword #IX.16. This is a reproduction of an early 15th-century knightly longsword, believed to have been found in the River Thames before finding its way into the Tower of London...