492 results for 'pocket knives'

This WWI era trench knuckle duster knife is essentially a blade riveted to a knuckle guard. This replica has all the features of the original, with a solid brass guard and double-edged dagger blade...

This kukri comes with a new scabbard made of wood and covered in leather. The scabbard was designed for a tinder box and 2 small kukri knives that are no longer available. Also available with no...

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Put the kibosh on your everyday small cutting chores with this little folder that's just the bomb. The menacing, growling shark-like face decals resemble the art fighter pilots use to festoon their...

This True Flight throwing knife from Cold Steel is made of 1055 carbon steel and finished with a black, baked-on protective coat. Includes Cordura Sheath. Overall 12" long.   There are a...

Hanwei, because of the scarcity of clean high-alloy cutlery steels from domestic suppliers, makes its own steels to produce superior blade materials with excellent edge-holding and toughness...

The famous and exotic blade shape from the ancient Middle East makes for an equally exotic, heavy scimitar designed as a heavy-duty chopping knife. The rough-forged blade reflects the hard work and...

These Wayfarer Pants are a great pair of versatile pants for almost any time period. These are super comfortable and made of soft rayon. The waistline has a pair of faux buttons in the front with an...

Every army needs a close-quarters weapon, even when it has guns, because it's inevitable that somebody's going to end up within breathing distance of an enemy occasionally. This dagger was often...

This Tac Force Midnight Ops knife has a tanto blade with assisted opening. Pocket clip has skull medallion. Deep blue blade finish and aluminum scales. View more products from Tac Force

Fast drying and non-sticky, Rustblocker removes dirt and grit from metal and protects the surface for up to a year   Now in an environmentally friendly plastic spray pump bottle! We have improved...

Circa 750 The seax, or sax, was universal in Northern Europe. Carried and used by the Saxons, Angles, Vikings, and German tribes, its use probably dated before the fall of Rome and continued on into...