This is a replica of a Bowie knife made by Samuel Bell. Bell was a cutler and silversmith from Knoxville, Tennessee, then in San Antonio, Texas. He was mayor of Knoxville, and later made some silver spurs for Sam Hous...

John Chevalier had a shop on Broadway, in New York, where he made Bowie knives and surgical instruments from 1835 to 1871. His quality was first rate; one of his Bowies was presented to Edwin Forest, a larger-than-lif...

Whether travelling or on the campsite this is a valuable piece of kit. It splits into two sections allowing the use of knife, fork and spoon independently. Compact in size it can easily be carried in rucksack or pocke...

The Horse-Gator Bowie features a brass pommel with the rare half-horse, half-alligator struck into it. The horse-alligator seems to have originated with an old keel-boatman's brag, "I'm half-horse, half-alligator, and...

Alfred Hunter was a cutler from Newark, New Jersey. He was in the Bowie knife business early 1830's or 1840's. His bowies were top quality then, and very rare now. The notch on the blade is called a "Spanish notch" an...

Issued to U.S. Special Forces in WWII the V-42 knife featured a double-edged blued blade and a stacked leather washer grip. This replica by Hanwei is authentically detailed and fully functional.

When the forty-niners went overland to the Gold Rush of California, most took along a Bowie knife to use on the trail, and for “social purposes,” if the need should arise. Some had a fancy side etch like this one: “Ca...

This knife replicates an existing original, made in the French Quarter of New Orleans by a cutler named Pradel. The knife is relatively compact and could well have been commissioned by a client with easy concealment i...

The Outrider is a big Bowie, combining an 11" forged 440C blade with brushed stainless fittings and a checkered rosewood grip for a beautifully proportioned cutting tool. Superior balance is achieved by deep fullering...

Silver inlaid buffalo horn is the handle material of choice for Hanwei’s Quandong Folder. The form of the folder originated many generations ago in the Quandong (or Canton)Province, but the button lock, from designer ...

The Regimental Dirk with integral knife and fork set, was worn from the mid 19th century onwards. The grips of all models are of lacquered wood, carved in the customary basket weave pattern and surmounted by the tradi...

The Scramasax was a utility knife and tool utilized by several Germanic tribes, specifically the Saxons and the Lombard warriors, between the 4th and 10th centuries CE. It was carried horizontally on the back of the b...