| | Persian Kard With Damascus Blade 400076
 | The Persian Kard With Damascus Blade was used as a utility knife, weapon and status symbol and favored by the higher ranking nobility. Popular in Persia and throughout the Middle East. |
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| | | Genuine Gurkha Kukri 400484
 | Hand forged from high carbon steel the Genuine Gurkha Kukri comes with regulation sheath. Used with by the famous Gurkhas of Nepal in the Siege of Delhi in 1857, in the trenches of WWI France, throughout the New Guinea jungle in WWII. |
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| | Officers Kukri 400022
 | The Officers Kukri is hand forged from high carbon steel. Each comes with regulation sheath. Powerful chopping knife issued to Gurkha Officers in India. The 9.5in long blade is a hefty 3/16in thick. Contoured handle is genuine buffalo horn. |
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| | | Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri 500448
 | The Gigantic Ceremonial Kukri is hand forged from high carbon steel. Each comes with regulation sheath. Beheads water buffaloes with a single stroke for the traditional Gurkha sacred ceremony. |
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| | Qama Knife 400164
 | Our Qama Knife is hand forged from high carbon steel. Each comes with regulation sheath. Used by warriors from Persia to the Caucasus for hundreds of years, effective, close quarter combat knife. Made of hand forged, high carbon steel. |
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| | | Assam Rifles Kukri 400578
 | This Assam Rifles Kukri is Hand forged from high carbon steel. Each comes with regulation sheath. Issued to the Gurkhas Assam Rifles Regiment. This kukri has a 13 1/2" long blade that is double fullered. |
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| | Kindjal 400318
 | This Kindjal, a Military issue version served Russian armed forces well into the mid-20th century. This curved, double-edge blade was perfect as a close combat weapon. It originated in the Georgian Republic of Russia. |
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| | | Texas Bowie Knife 400266
 | Our Texas Bowie Knife is 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 Ana when a man truly needed a backup weapon. |
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| | | Primitive Bowie Knife 400884
 | Early bowie knives were large, tough and sharp! Despite the size of the Primitive Bowie Knife, the overall weight is only 1 1/2 lbs. But, don t let the weight fool you, we cut down a 4in sapling in no time and the blade would still shave. |
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| | Coffin Handled Bowie Knife 400222
 | The Coffin Handled Bowie Knife has a very comfortable grip that lets the knife come alive in your hands. This reproduction is truly elegant in its simplicity. The top edge can be sharpened over half its length. Light and fast. |
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| | | Maritime Bowie Knife 400388
 | This Maritime Bowie Knife is a beautifully perfect workhorse for the lads who made their living (legally or not) at sea. And with firearms often prohibited portside, these rogues were not about to be left empty handed. |
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| | Searles Bowie Knife 400618
 | Our Searles Bowie Knife is copied from a bowie made in the 1830's by Daniel Searles, a blacksmith in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Hardwood handle is flanked by steel pommel and ferrule. 12.25in overall. |
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| | | Arkansas Toothpick 400260
 | This Arkansas Toothpick, a classic of the American mountain man was big enough to ward off unruly beasts. Coffin shaped hardwood handle accented with solid brass furniture. A must for every re-enactor or collector of American history. |
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