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This medium-length upswept skinner blade has a clip point and a fine point. 400 series stainless steel and comes sharpened (not a fine edge - the edge can be honed once you complete your knife)...

This beautiful and graceful sword was used by Napoleon’s Hussars regiments, light cavalry troops on fast horses who specialized in scouting and skirmishes. Designed for speed, the curved blade is...

   

This "California Clip Point" skinner blade has a fine point. Made in 400 series stainless steel and comes sharpened (not a fine edge - edge can be honed once you complete your knife). Excellent for...

Where would the seafaring rogue be without his trusty cutlass? This stout left handed sword is made to be as rugged as the originals.  Features a high carbon steel blade with a gorgeous brass basket...

This big, slim Bowie blank has a "coffin handle" tang profile. The clip point blade is made from 400 series stainless steel. It comes sharpened but not with a fine edge; the edge can be honed once...

Sold Out This type of last ditch, hand-to-hand combat knife was made by the W. J. McElroy Swordworks in Macon, GA during the War Between The States. Long wicked double-edged blade with brass parts...

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This item has been retired by the manufacturer. This effective knife is a copy of an English produced Bowie made for the U. S. trade. Though still in fashion to carry a Bowie, this knife has a thin...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Where would the seafaring rogue be without his trusty cutlass? This stout sword is made to be as rugged as the originals. High carbon steel blade...

This "compact" machete from Tata Agrico is perfect for clearing vegetation in tight spaces. The square blade tip means it's highly suitable for trail carry and camping (no accidental punctures). The...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Circa 16th Century A version of this magnificent blade is housed in the Royal Armories in Leeds. The countless clans throughout the highlands...