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Bowies*
Arkansas Toothpick with Sheath*
This is one of the classic fighting knives of the American frontier and with its extra long 11-1/2” double-edged blade, it will tickle the ribs of the largest antagonist! Pommel and fighting style double crossguard are made of solid brass and the genuine rosewood grip is attached with heavy brass pins. Comes with a heavy leather, incised decorated sheath. Approx. 17” overall length. $45.99 each
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Bowie Knife with Sheath*
This legendary American fighting knife was a popular and effective sidearm dating from the early 1800s, gaining fame with Jim Bowie in his famous Sandbar Fight and later, at the Alamo. Our bowie features a classic 9" clip-point blade, genuine rosewood grip with brass pins and solid brass pommel and double ended, fighting style guard. Approximately 15" in overall length and compete with incised decorated, heavy leather sheath. $45.99 each
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New Orleans Dirk
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Confederate "D" Guard Bowie Knife with Sheath*
A nice replica patterned after an original Iron “D” Guard Bowie carried by a Virginia infantryman during the Civil War. Featuring a massive polished blade 11 ½” long and over 2” wide, with overall length of 15 ½”! Black leather sheath is features a belt loop attached with a brass loop and reinforced with copper rivets. $59.99 each
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Cherokee Bowie Knife with Sheath*
This ca. 1830 knife is one of the earliest Bowies. This popular style appears in some of the premier collections as well as in early paintings, including that of the famous Cherokee chief, "Tah-Chee", where it is prominently shown. The heavy, 8-1/2" blade is a full 3/16" thick with nice Rosewood slab grips featuring a German silver inlaid plate, pins and wrapped pommel. Originally produced by Gravely & Weeks in Sheffield, England in this massive, 14-1/4" overall length. The ornately fringed leather scabbard is patterned after the original. $59.99 each
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Kentucky Bowie Knife with Sheath*
The rakish sweep of this dip point blade immediately means business! Similar to many Sheffield Bowies, this one has a 9” blade 1/4” thick, with nice bone scales and brass guard, pins and decorative plate. Includes sheath. $55.99 each
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Santa Fe Hunter Knife with Sheath*
Classic, Fur Trade Era English-Style Bowie Knife
This classic, English-style Bowie is typical of those used during the fur trade era. It is a respectable 12-1/2" in overall length, with smooth, genuine bone handles, steel bolsters and a nicely polished 7-3/4" scale-tang blade that is a full 1/8" thick. A good size knife for general use, it will perform well for self-defense or various chores around camp and along the trail. Complete with a custom-fitted, genuine leather scabbard with belt loop. $55.99 each
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Jim Bowie Alamo Knife with Sheath*
"Remember the Alamo!" was the battle cry of Texans all across the Lone Star State and the knife Jim Bowie carried is as big a part of history as the war itself. This reproduction has a hefty 12-3/4” overall length and features a sawback blade, large brass guard, finely finished handle and hand-laced leather sheath. Own a piece of history. $55.99 each
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Scalper Knife*
Roach Belly Style Scalping Knife
18th & early 19th century records from the American Fur Company, the US Indian Trade Office and others are replete with orders for "scalping knives", one of the most popular knives of the fur trade era. Our scalper is authentically styled after an original specimen found in Montana and features rich, dark hardwood grip scales attached to the handle with heavy brass pins and further decorated with small brass nails. Overall length is 10", with a 5-1/2" to 6" blade. $27.99 each
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