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combat knife

Your search for a top-notch combat knife is over. Hand-forged 1095, ATS-34, or D2 steel is thirsty for the hardest combat you'll face. One-and-a-half inches..

medieval daily knife

Based on a variety of actual medieval designs, this versatile knife was meant to be carried and used thoughout the day for eating, utility tasks..

personal eating knife

The perfect meal-time companion. This blade would have been the constant companion of any medieval (or modern) person. Perfect for light utility and eating, its..

striker knife

The Striker Knife is one of man's first attempts at a multi-tool. Not only can you use it to slice patch material for your muzzle-loading..

leaf throwing knife

Well-balanced and deadly accurate in skilled hands, this thrower has a bit of style. Hand forged from a single piece of 5160 spring steel this..

patch knife

The patch knife is hand forged of 1095 high carbon steel and holds a keen edge. Designed to reflect typical small utility knives used to..

the christine de pisan

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peasant knife

This knife is based on several examples of typical medieval personal knives for utility and eating. The hand forged blade has a distal taper and..

not so swedish medieval chef knife

This knife is not the kind of thing the ol' Swedish Chef would have been swinging around. It's not a large knife, but this hand..

frontier butcher knife

The shape of this blade is typical of butchering kives. This is a beefed up version more akin to our trade knife (elsewhere). Hand forged..

antler knife and fork set

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santoku kitchen knife

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medieval eating pick

Historically, eating forks actually date back quite far, much farther than most people realize. However their use through much of history has been limited to..

t face barbute

The T-face barbute was developed in Italy during the 15th century. These helmets were popular throughout Europe and offered an alternative..