1241 results for 'stainless steel knives'

Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor - Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! A must for outdoor activities that require chopping and cutting...

The understated beauty of Blacklip Mother of Pearl and two hidden knife blades for unplanned little cutting chores make this a thoughtful gift with extra benefits. Pendant measures 3/4”, and has...

Three coins from The Shire rest on this stainless steel bracelet: a brass Shire Tuppence (the largest coin on this bracelet), a copper Shire Penny, and a tiny copper Shire Farthing. Coin text is...

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...

Fine tune your edge with this large strop. Razor strops are a traditional way to polish and hone thinner blades like straight razors and kitchen knives. This strop has two sides, one leather and the...

This pocket tool from Dakota may be one of the most gentlemanly multi-tools out there. Reddish-brown hardwood handle with high-quality stainless steel tools, all on an integrated spring clip...

Classic dragon, classic blade, but with modern features like spring assisted opening, a stainless steel blade, and a finger flipper for one-hand opening. The chisel point, tanto blade has visible...

Forged in the flames of some mythical blacksmith's shop in the heart of a dark forest that only appears to humans every 100 years? Nope, but this sword's close enough. Expertly crafted of Damascus...

The service men and women of the coalition forces in the Middle East and Afghanistan require cutting tools that can stand up to the harsh demands of the desert. The CRKT Carson Desert Tactical...

If a knife is made to be used outside, why shouldn't the handle be as blue as the sky? The handle of this boating/knot buster folding marlin spike looks cheerful, and you'll probably be happy when...

Circa 750The 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...

Effective defensive measure dating back to Roman times, these modern stainless steel representations remind us of the Ninja. Blackened to blend in with the road they were commonly used to defend...