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Conveniently keep Old Glory with you as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our fighting men. Keep it in a pocket as a money clip, or use the wide clip to wear it on your belt, waistband or...

This California clip point Bowie pattern boasts a showboat of a handle - layered wood, jimped brass spacer, hand carved bone, and uniquely shaped solid brass guard and pommel. The wood and bone are...

The Kubasek dog tag knife from Boker Plus features a lightweight, compact build for convenient and discreet carry. The high performance 440C stainless steel blade pivots on a durable titanium scale...

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This Chopper Knife is hand-made in the USA in our metal shop here in Conyers, GA. Our team hand selects the steels and hardwoods; they are beautiful, simple, efficient and practical. The high carbon...

The KA-BAR Hobo - we're not sure who invented it, but we're glad they did! This is the classic slide-apart outdoor dining kit. Made of durable 3Cr13 stainless steel, each piece separates for the...

Sold out! During WWI the fighting often took place in the enemy’s trench as it was overrun. In this close quarter hand-to-hand combat a knife was a valuable back-up. The original that this knife was...

Boker designer Boris Manasherov’s understanding of ergonomics and the importance of knife handling for self defense shine through on this Wildcat Knife. The heavily modified D2 tool steel blade is...

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...

This faithful reproduction has all the attributes of the original: a triangular, carbon steel blade that's hollow-ground on all three sides, a double branch brass guard, and a tapered wooden grip...

Sold Out!A perfect copy of axes that were made for the U. S. Navy in 1797 and distributed to frigates. This is the earliest known type of these longheaded axes. They also had a utilitarian side, for...

Sold Out A knife in the trench combat of WWI was a must. This copy is an example of the type of knife a soldier would buy privately and bring to war himself. It has a bayonet-style high carbon steel...