1243 results for 'stainless steel knives'

This Scottish dirk blade is made from hand-forged, 1065 high carbon steel. It Rockwells between 45-55 and is nicely polished with a round tang and a 5" hand tooled pattern on the blade back. Made by...

Tigerwood (also known as Brazilian Koa, Congo wood, African Walnut, Courbaril, Bototo, Zorrowood, and Muiracatiara) is a warm wood with a beautiful contrasting striped grain. This is a full-tang...

This drop point utility blade is made with 512 layer hand-forged, tempered, hand-filed, etched Damascus steel in a random pattern. It features a ridged thumb rest and has been tang drilled for 1/8"...

This Magnum Damascus Countess is a high-quality and elegant pocket knife. The blade and bolsters consist of 37 layers of Damascus steel. The handle is made of dark, grainy ebony, which goes great...

Sold out! This big Bowie could be intimidating merely by its size alone. It has a generous full profile tang with a large guard and the bone scales are capped in steel. The 11-3/4" blade swells...

This item is no longer available. Wherever imprisoned, your best means of escape would be to steal the jailer’s keys. This great set of antiqued keys has been forged in metal like the originals and...

This item has been retired by the manufacturer. Sold out! From Frank Millers 300 comes the perfect arm defense for a Spartan warrior - a set of ful

Sold Out!This is a somewhat rare example of a seldom reproduced, late 1800 Bowie style knife.  Features hardwood grip with nickel studs.; parts are also nickel.  High carbon steel blade.  Period...

USGI Contract Overrun of the spring-loaded aperture assembly which normally sustains damage over time on the U.S. Army M4 series of rifles. This is the cost-effective solution to the longevity of...

This Short Handle Felling Axe from Tata Agrico has a drop forged 1055 high carbon steel blade suited for cutting down trees and chopping. The tapered cutting edge ensures cutting efficiency & longer...

This Hen and Rooster pocket knife combines the Italian Stiletto with the exotic Kris pattern blade of Indonesia and legendary Damascus steel. Add genuine stag scales and you have a unique,...

Here’s a unique version of the classic Norse/Viking knife with a striking Damascus blade. Interesting fact: the Vikings actually did use Damascus, or “pattern-welded” steel for their swords, but the...