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One of the most beloved everyday carry folders ever made now features a deep-bellied spear point blade. The M21™ stainless steel everyday carry series comes from a long line of military-grade tools...

It might look like a fixed blade but there’s more at play. At first glance, the Tailbone™ fixed blade outdoor knife passes as an ordinary neck knife with a paracord-wrapped handle. But in hand, it...

Known for his clean, simple, highly-usable designs, Richard Rogers releases another formidable knife from his shop in the scrubby hills of Magdalena, New Mexico. Created with dress shirt pockets and...

A throwback to a classic Japanese Kwaiken design, the Obake features a full tang fixed blade with a unique gray titanium nitride finish that’s acid-etched to give each knife a distinct look...

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 M16® stainless steel everyday carry series comes from a long line of military-grade tools. Now you can conquer civilian tasks with this proven knife design platform made simple, tough, and...

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CRKT has produced Kit Carson's popular M16® line in many variations over the past decade. This glass filled nylon handled version has one of the largest user bases of all the variations. These...

This large folding tactical knife answers the call with a big deep-bellied spear-point blade that cuts through anything. Automated liner safety and a dual hilt blade guard round out the features...

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...

To go from merely a good swordsman to a great one required practice and a lot of it. To do this safely the Japanese used wooden training swords called bokkens.  Although still used effectively today...

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 tools...