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This Tactical Tanto knife from Mtech Xteme is razor sharp with full tang, solid stainless steel parts and a textured rubber mold over grip. 440C stainless steel blade is ready for your next...

This all-brass spittoon is just what you need to carry out that western theme. Makes a great tip jar too!.   This all-brass spittoon is just what you need to carry out that western theme. It might...

This blood red Kagemusha Crimson katana is entirely hand made using traditional materials and processes and is as beautiful in the hand as it is to the eye. The differential heat treatment of the...

This British Bobby Truncheon is a top-quality reproduction made from an original. Introduced in the 1800s, the iconic police nightstick is still in use today. The leather belt carriers are rarely...

This camper blade is made with 1065 high carbon steel which has been hand-forged and tempered to approximately 50 RC. Features 5 pre-drilled holes for rivets or screws and a lanyard hole. Made by...

Here's a display stand that won't break the bank -  an all-wood, simple design that won't compete with your favorite knife for attention. Holds anything from bowies to small custom hunting knives...

This double edged blade has a slim profile and one-piece construction for a flat knife. Includes sheath with integral clip for boot or waistband carry. Overall 9".   The Drop Forged Boot K

The rich 256 layer Damascus blade, guard and pointed pommel make this stunning dagger fit for a king! The amount of fine detail work on the darkened handle includes two delicate silver band inlays...

Wherever you are and no matter the type of trekking or camping you do, you'll like this mealtime multi tool that makes eating easy and convenient.  Includes folding frame lock knife, fork, spoon,...

This Buckshot Folder is matte grey stainless steel with real wood scales and brass screws for a vintage look. This assisted opening liner lock is a great EDC companion with its stout blade. 3Cr13...

This Police Rescue Knife offers good looks, comfort and performance fit for the Boys in Blue. Liner lock and a fast assisted opening mechanism easily accessed with the thumb stud or index finger...

No one knows when the ball headed war club first appeared. It was in common use in the early 16th century and was popular with the war-like tribes of the American eastern seaboard, eventually...