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During WWI the firm of Robbins Dudley filled the “Tommy’s” need for easy to use in close quarters fighting knives. They made at least 10 different models and we’ve reproduced the 2 most popular...

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...

Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor - Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! Hand-forged from 1065 high carbon steel, each includes a regulation...

We've all seen Eastern, Katana looking bokkens, at last you can practice your European sword maneuvers! Just like any practice Bokken, our new addition will hold up to one on one combat. Sized like a...

Designed for the perfect throw every time by master knife designer Gil Hibben, the Gen III Throwing Knife Set includes 3 knives and a belt sheath. Each knife is one, solid piece of 3Cr13 stainless...

This medieval Orleans Battle Axe is from Windlass Steelcrafts' Battlecry collection. Long single-headed axes popular among the mounted warriors of the Middle Ages. Designed sp

This sharpening stone is perfect for blades that need some care to remain razor-sharp. Two stones in one, 120 coarse grit and 240 fine grit. Includes a stabilizing gel base to hold the stone. Great...

Sold Out During WWII our troops carried a variety of fighting knives…many of them private purchase. Floyd Nichols, a metal sculptor from Nebraska made some of the best private purchase knives of the...

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In the year 1825, Joseph Rodgers & Sons Cutlery opened an opulent, spectacular showroom on Norfolk Street in Sheffield, England. The elegant emporium displayed a bewildering assortment of the...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. In the year 1825, Joseph Rodgers & Sons Cutlery opened an opulent, spectacular showroom on Norfolk Street in Sheffield, England. The elegant...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. In the year 1825, Joseph Rodgers & Sons Cutlery opened an opulent, spectacular showroom on Norfolk Street in Sheffield, England. The elegant...