415 results for 'Skinner file knives'

The Windlass Mora knife is heavily influenced by the Swedish knives we fell in love with on a trip to Scandinavia. Simplistic beauty and great performance are hallmarks of their superior function...

This knife is specifically built for anything that needs to be cut. Whether in the woods or around the house it’s equally at home. Designed by Alan Folts of Melbourne, FL, a designer and dedicated...

The Winter 1988 Atlanta Cutlery catalog marked an early milestone in ACC’s history — a clean, striking layout of knives and cutting tools arranged with almost museum-like precision, paired with the...

This Field Knife is handmade 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 9cr14MoV...

The Nepal collection never ceases to amaze us. These original 1800s patch knives saw their height in use during the muzzle-loading era; they are perfectly sized to cut away the excess patch material...

This Obsidian Fox Ear knife is hand knapped and crafted of all-natural materials, the same way Native Americans made knives for survival centuries ago. Tony Stanfield makes these flint-knapped...

This is a replica of a knife that was supposedly taken off a fallen warrior after an Indian siege by Daniel Boone. The knives had been gifted to the Indians by British Royal Governor Hamilton for...

A cool, damascus Tanto that doubles as a short machete/wilderness knife. The blade has wedge shaped tip for thrusting power and a finger cut-out at the ricasso if want to use a choked-up grip. The...

The leaf shape is one of the oldest blade designs in existence, dating back thousands of years to the first spears and flint-napped daggers. Combine it with a wasp waisted profile, a railroad spike...

This beautiful Ulu includes a matching stand! Ulu's make great knives in the kitchen for chopping herbs and onions, even pizzas! This modern version has a grip made from birch wood and a stainless...

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The Winter 1988 Atlanta Cutlery catalog captured the spirit of the brand’s earliest days — a precise, almost artful arrangement of knives and cutting tools presented under the proud headline: “A...