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Although not as famous as the Confederate "D" guard Bowie, which often almost reached short sword proportions, the Bowie knife was in use on both sides of the war.   We have chosen to call this...

This traditional German hunting knife is known as a “Nicker” and is the perfect size for game birds and trout. The style has been around since the Middle Ages and is still very popular...

First printed in the winter of 1988, this vintage Atlanta Cutlery catalog helped define the look and spirit of the brand’s earliest years: a carefully arranged display of knives and cutting...

This Bowie 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...

We found a batch of Bench Mark Rolox IIs that were made over 20 years ago, along with the original Zytel belt sheaths. The Rolox II was invented by Blackie Collins and made in the USA at the Bench...

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...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. These are extremely rare and original WWII German Navy Diver Knives can sell for thousands. We are proud to offer this exacting replica made from...

Sold out! A beautiful, traditional Japanese knife used for hundreds of years in villages and in camp by soldiers.  You'll still find them today.  Very light, simple and easy to carry and...

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...

These unissued, military surplus goggles were a light and compact way to carry extra protection when in arid climates, offering just enough protection from the sun and dust blowing to keep you...