410 results for 'Skinner file knives'

This hunting blade is made of hand forged, tempered, hand filed, etched Damascus steel in a random pattern. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Overall: 8-5/8" Blade: 5 3/4" long, 1-3/8" wide, .188"...

Designed by Kalashnikov for Boker, this flat ground drop point blade (from remarkably tough AUS-8 steel) is bead-blasted and a side button locks in both the open and closed positions. The blackened...

This absolute stunner is a favorite around our offices. The genuine Damascus steel is up to any task, including being the highlight of your collection! The blade with full tang is expertly treated...

This knife from Boker Magnum is a stout folding Karambit, great for self-defense or your collection of unique knives. The 440 stainless steel blade features an integral flipper tang for easy...

A beautiful skinning knife that’s hand-made with touches you normally see on the custom knife tables at knife shows. This full tang knife features two-tone hardwood scales that are gussied up...

This drop point blade is made with 512 layer hand-forged, tempered, hand-filed, etched Damascus steel in a random pattern. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Overall: 7-1/2" Blade: 1-1/8" wide and ...

This compact blade is made with 512 layer hand forged, tempered, hand filed, etched Damascus steel in a random pattern. It has an integral finger guard.Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Overall: 6-3/4"...

This item is no longer available. This all purpose Damascus blade is made with 512 layers of hand forged, tempered, hand filed and etched Damascus steel. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Overall:...

This boot dagger blade is made from 512 layer hand forged, tempered, hand filed, etched Damascus steel in a random pattern. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Overall: 6-13/16" Blade: 4-3/4" long, 1"...

This tactical knife is a dramatic red and black liner lock folder that fits comfortably in your hand. The durable plastic scales make this big folder surprisingly light. The razor-sharp stainless...

Knives like this Great Lakes Trade Knife were traded to the Lakeland natives by the Hudson Bay Co. and others. The blade has a good general purpose shape, and the grip has polished hardwood scales...

The words “big” and “graceful” are hardly ever used to describe a single object, but the early cutlery industry produced a fair share of massive, intimidating knives that...