610 results for 'everyday carry knives'

Soak in the ornate but rugged design of this old-fashioned desk bell and it’s not hard to imagine some trail worn stagecoach traveler heaving a sigh of relief when the hotel clerk called the...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Sold out!Light, long, thin and fullered; in other words, a great custom designed fighting knife. The double edge high carbon steel blade is well...

This handy lightweight folding EDC or backup pocket knife from Boker has a lightweight skeleton design. The pivot bar that connects the blade and grip is accented with a red G10 scale and cleverly...

  The Zap Cane is a cane with a flashlight plus 1,000,000 volts of bad-guy stopping power. With easy-to-use controls, it provides peace of mind and non-lethal protection. The built-in handle...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Sold Out!Snake-Eyes is one of the original members and a key character of the G.I. Joe. Snake-Eyes's real name, place of birth, and most other...

This Union Enlisted Cavalry Shell Jacket features a Federal blue wool outer shell, yellow piping and a rough muslin lining like the originals. All buttons have the Union Eagle.   Union...

This exacting WWII 1941 Paratrooper Carbine replica was the first incarnation from the M1 carbine to address the paratroopers problems which occurred if using the full rifle stock infantry version...

  Forged by the dark elves in ages beyond counting, the sword was held by the wood elves for hundreds of years until it was gifted to a man known by many names, but called...

This is a version of Gil Hibben’s popular, easy-to-carry Diamondback Fixed Blade EDC with an attractive, genuine stag handle. Just as comfortable at your side as its predecessor, the knife...

Originally manufactured by W. Bailes in 1750 in the UK, this unique flintlock pistol gave you two barrels of attack. After the first shot, the entire barrel assembly could be turned over 180 degrees...

Carried during the 1600s and 1700s, this type of sword was also called a hanger. The term cutlass wasn’t used as an exclusive term for the sailor’s fighting sword until the 1800s. It was...

  The 1840 NCO sword was carried by American soldiers for over 70 years - a period which included the Mexican War, Civil War, and Spanish American War. For collectors searching for an 1840...