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This replica knife is high carbon steel with a knuckle duster grip, steel pyramid skull crusher pommel, and a WW1 period-correct steel sheath with markings. Arrives sharpened from the factory.   This replica 1918 US Knuckle Duster Trench Knife is...

This is an exact reproduction of the classic WW1 Enfield M-1917 bayonet with simulated WW1 dates. The blade has wood grips and each bayonet comes with a green steel mounted leather scabbard complete with correct hooks for the U.S. infantry waist belt...

Based on the classic dagger design, this beautifully balanced knife was the preferred commando weapon in World War II for both the U.S. and British Commonwealth Forces. Windlass Steelcrafts' high-quality reproduction has a heat-tempered, hand forged...

This 1917 US Trench Knife is a terrific replica for the collector or reenactor. Made from an existing original, you can own the same thing for a fraction of the price. Made just like the originals with high carbon steel, triangular blade/spike, hardwood...

The blade, which includes British markings, is made from high carbon steel properly tempered for holding a razor edge. All metal has been deeply blued and the wood grips have a rubbed oil appearance.   This is a reproduction SMLE No. 1, Mk III...

This classic of the American mountain man was big enough to ward off unruly beasts, both on the trail and at the local trading post. The coffin-shaped hardwood handle on this knife is accented with solid brass furniture. This is a classic design that is...

This faithful reproduction has all the attributes of the original: a triangular, carbon steel blade that's hollow-ground on all three sides, a double branch brass guard, and a tapered wooden grip with a lanyard ring on the butt. Includes replica steel...

  The M48 Kommando Tactical Survival Hammer from United Cutlery is the perfect companion for hiking and camping. It’s great as a walking staff while camping and the cast 2Cr13 stainless steel, black oxide-coated head can pummel almost...

Popular in the Confederacy during the Civil War for its all-purpose capabilities, the D-Guard Bowie chopped branches, split logs, sliced saplings and even had its way with a Yankee or two. A soldier on the move learned to travel light, so a handmade...

  Effective, intimidating, and built to work! Lightweight, even for its imposing size, this was the knife to carry in a rough land like Texas during the days of Santa Anna when a man truly needed a backup weapon. Featuring an authentic bone...

  This sword cane from Kit Rae has a razor-sharp 1045 carbon steel blade with intricate scrollwork etchings. The oversized handle is cast with a heavy metal hilt and fittings, accented with ray skin and genuine leather wrappings. The shape and...

The first Bowie knives were large, tough, and sharp! Despite the size of this Bowie, the overall weight is only 1-1/2 lbs. But don't let the weight fool you; we cut down a 4" sapling in no time, and the blade would still shave. The high carbon steel...