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| United Cutlery Honshu Medieval Arming Dagger (UC3655) |
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The Honshu Medieval Dagger is an impressive 49.5 cm dagger blending function and aesthetics. It features a sharp, corrosion-resistant 7Cr13 stainless steel blade, a black textured handle, and a durable 2Cr13 stainless steel pommel. Comes with a black leather sheath with a metal snap. Perfect for collectors.
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| Maciejowski Chopper Windlass (501898s) |
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No known historical name exists for this unique sword! It appears in the Maciejowski Bible, a Medieval manuscript that depicts that illustrates Bible stories with Medieval clothing and weapons. This weapon also appears in other manuscripts from the period.
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| United Cutlery Honshu 1917 Hybrid Cutlass (UC3595) |
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Whether you're a collector, enthusiast, or simply appreciate exceptional craftsmanship, this sword is sure to capture your attention. Designed with both form and function in mind, this hybrid cutlass is equipped with a twisted black metal basket guard.
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| M48 Steel Titan Folder Karambit (UC3602) |
Points: 5
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The M48 Steel Titan Folder Karambit is a durable, high-performance folding knife. It features a D2 steel blade with black oxide coating for strength and precision, a secure blade lock, and a CNC-machined black G10 handle for a comfortable grip. Includes a pocket clip for easy carry, built for tough conditions.
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| US Model 1917 Bolo Knife Windlass (403245) |
Points: 5
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The United States Army used the same basic bolo knife from the turn of the 20th century until the end of World War II. Manufactured between 1897 and 1918, it underwent several modifications throughout its history. Initially issued to medical personnel on the battlefield, it was later distributed to combat troops, who used it for clearing brush, opening up fields of fire, and for any task that required a sturdy chopping tool.
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| E.G. Waterman US WWII Fighting Knife Windlass (803414) |
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Among the numerous knives used during World War II, the "E G Williams Fighting Knife" stands out as one of the most popular. This is an authentic replica of the collection piece originally owned by E.G. Waterman of San Francisco, meticulously reproduced to honor its legacy.
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| WWI M1916 Avenger French Fighting Knife Windlass (420023) |
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The "Le Vengeur de 1870" dagger, often called "The Avenger of 1870," emerged from a desire for retribution following France's defeat by Prussia in 1870. Its straightforward and functional design ensured its continued use through World War II, highlighting the enduring need for close-quarters combat weapons in any army, even in the age of firearms.
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| CRKT Provoke Kinematic Knife Desert Sand (4040DS) |
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The CRKT Provoke Kinematic karambit folding knife refers to an ancient design, but it has a futuristic secret. The first knife with Kinematic technology remains hidden in transport and comes alive when problems arise.
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