419 results for 'Skinner file knives'

The Man-at-Arms was a warrior, pure and simple. A stalwart and dependable fighter who exhibited great martial prowess with a range of weapons like this Grosse Messer hacking sword which literally...

These original battle kukri’s were made prior to 1890. Some were made much earlier, but it’s difficult to determine the exact date. Each kukri is hand made; the steel was smelted,...

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...

  The Cold Steel Kitchen Classics series features high performance ice tempered, cryo-quenched and precision flat ground 400 series steel blades for exceptional cutting performance. The razor...

It's not often that a Damascus blade is part of a knife with a handle that's as audacious as its own swirling, alternating layers of steel!   This cleaver has a grip that's every bit as...

  One of our favorite MTech Xtreme designs from years ago has returned with a striking new two-toned handle. This knife has one of the most stunning blade designs we've ever seen, with...

This Stag Crown knife is hand-made in the USA in our metal shop here in Conyers, GA. The blades are 9cr14MoV stainless steel with full tang and 57RC. The unique handles are genuine Sambar stag, rare...

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...

This Obsidian Leaf Blade 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...

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...

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,...