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The first Bowie knife was made in the early19th century in Washington, Arkansas by a blacksmith named James Black for American pioneer and Texan hero Jim Bowie. Originally meant for self-defense, B

Did you know a well-maintained knife can last a lifetime, while a neglected one may dull within months? In fact, the difference between a master chef and an amateur cook often boils down to the qualit

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

It's National Knife Day! Every August 24th, people can collectively celebrate the wonderful invention that is the knife. From knapped stone to fine surgical steel, the knife has mimicked the evolution

A Practical Guide to Choosing the Right Edge for How You Actually Use Your Knife There’s a moment most Knife owners hit eventually. You’ve got a blade you love, but something feels… off. Maybe it stru

For centuries the weapon considered most essential to cavalry had been the saber. Oddly enough, the US Army rarely saw fit to emphasize the training of its mounted men enough to make them sufficientl

Citadel Vannak V EDC/Hunting Knife An everyday carry (EDC) knife is a trusted companion, ready to tackle tasks ranging from mundane to critical. Whether you’re opening packages, preparing food, or ha

A Bowie knife in the town of Bowie, Texas has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records. No, this one you cannot carry in your pocket. This knife is 20 feet long with a 14 foot plus stainless stee

The Bowie Knife. The Stiletto. The Machete. The Scimitar.  These are the names of four of the most celebrated knives/swords in history. The Kukri, the national knife of Nepal, deserves a place in t

The famous Bowie knife was made popular in the early 19th century. It is a strong, large, fixed blade knife usually with some sort of drop or clip point. Today this blade style is as popular as ever a

National Knife Day is celebrated on Aug 24 every year. Did you know about this?  It’s no surprise though. We live in a time where it seems every day is dedicated to something and there are not enough

What the heck is this thing for and why is it even there?  Often seen on higher-end, fixed blade knives as a custom touch. You've seen them and scratched your head or probably have a knife of your own