1285 results for 'carbon steel knife'

This tactical knife is a dramatic red and black liner lock folder that fits comfortably in your hand. The durable plastic scales make this big folder surprisingly light. The razor-sharp stainless...

Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor - Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! Hand-forged from 1065 high carbon steel, each includes a...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. The wide curved blade on this cutlass makes this the perfect chopper for a pirate raiding party. All of the steel fittings have been expertly...

This spring assisted opening liner lock folder has out-of-this world good looks! The 440 stainless steel blade is anodized to a bold, eye catching purple. Black aluminum scales, this pocket knife...

This museum quality dagger is based directly on an original of the era. All materials have been researched and selected for authenticity; it is a collectors treasure and perfect for historians as...

This is a replica of a WWII dagger issued to US Special Forces. This combat knife has a blued, double-edged blade. A grooved thumb rest in the ricasso provides control. The leather washer grip has...

Copied from a sword shown in Ian Pierce’s book Swords of the Viking Age. An old legend has it that a Nordic smith named Ulfberht developed the first all steel blade. This crucial development...

How do you make an already convenient pocket knife more convenient? How about a fully automatic blade? That's right, just flick the pinball machine-style flipper and the blade pops out...

How do you make an already convenient pocket knife more convenient? How about a fully automatic blade? That's right, just flick the pinball machine-style flipper and the blade pops out...

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...

Sold Out!Only 2 of these knives were made, one with a scabbard and one without.  High carbon steel blade and a stout hardwood grip with a long steel guard.Note:  This is a one of a kind sample that...

Circa 1500 This early type of dirk evolved from the kidney dagger and was the first step toward the ornate Scottish Dirk we know today. The grip is solid hardwood and the parts are steel. The long...