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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) |
Points: 5
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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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| Windlass Cobra Steel Falcata (402532) |
Points: 4
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True all purpose function for the real outdoorsman. Windlass Cobra survival knife features hand-forged, X46Cr13 steel blade, fully tempered in state-of-the-art computer controlled ovens to a Rockwell hardness of 48º so it will flex in a cut and come back for more – the way a knife should be. Nothing fancy, just tried and true function. Features a rugged hard rubber mold-over grip giving great one hand performance while absorbing shock. The grip is purposefully longer than most machetes for a second hand hold when extra chopping power is needed. The falcata design echoed here is one of the best chopping designs in history and our Cobra is no different. Experience the difference a Cobra can make! Comes with a razor sharp edge and includes leather belt sheath.
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| Museum Replicas Assam Rifles Kukri (400578s) |
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Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor; Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! Hand forged from high carbon steel, each comes with regulation sheath. A must for outdoor activities that require chopping and cutting.
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| Museum Replicas Genuine Gurkha Regimental Kukri (400484s) |
Points: 7
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Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor; Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! Hand forged from high carbon steel, each comes with regulation sheath. A must for outdoor activities that require chopping and cutting.
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| Museum Replicas Officer`s Kukri (400022s) |
Points: 7
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Since 1943 these Kukris have been made by one government contractor; Windlass Steelcrafts. The original, official military issue! Hand forged from high carbon steel, each comes with regulation sheath. A must for outdoor activities that require chopping and cutting.
This powerful chopping knife is issued to Gurkha Officers in India. The contoured handle is genuine buffalo horn. Features brass pommel and bolster and comes with 2 accessory knives.
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| Museum Replicas Traditional BhojPure Kukri (401126) |
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These original battle kukri’s were made prior to 1890. Some were made much earlier, but it’s difficult to determine the exact date. Each kukri is hand made; the steel was smelted, forged, shaped and hammered in Nepal by individual Kamis.
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| Hanwei Miyamoto Musashi Daito (SH1016) |
Points: 30
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The Hanwei Musashi Katana is a Japanese sword modeled on the daito carried by Miyamoto Musashi, one of history's most celebrated swordmasters. Its hand-forged high carbon steel blade is edge-tempered to reveal a clear hamon, while the tsuka is wrapped in leather over rayskin and fitted with the legendary double-ring iron tsuba. The katana ships in a black, textured saya, along with a custom-fit cloth bag and a Japanese blade care kit.
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| Hanwei Wind & Thunder Katana (SH5001) |
Points: 35
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The Hanwei Wind and Thunder Katana is a Japanese sword built for martial artists who demand a blade capable of handling heavy target cutting. Its hand-forged T10 high-carbon steel blade is thicker and heavier than Hanwei's standard katana, making it well suited to tameshigiri and batto-jutsu training. Traditional fittings include a blackened stainless steel tsuba decorated with Raiden, the Japanese god of thunder, plus fuchi and kashira bearing a tomoe motif. A matching wakizashi (SH5024) and tanto (SH5003) complete the set.
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| Hanwei Orchid Katana (SH1207) |
Points: 50
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The Hanwei Orchid Katana is a Japanese sword designed by Paul Chen, featuring a hand-forged, folded K120C steel blade with a prominent hamon and layered hada. The tsuka is wrapped in genuine ray skin and premium Japanese cotton ito, while the blackened iron tsuba displays orchid and butterfly motifs inlaid with silver, brass and copper. The deep blue lacquered saya features buffalo horn fittings, and a matching wakizashi and tanto from the same Orchid series are available separately.
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| Demko Hawk W/Sheath (80TPA3) |
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The Cold Steel Recon Hawk was designed by the famous knife designer Andrew Demko. The hawk is made of one piece of 65Mn carbon steel, with a cutting and chopping edge on one side, and a solid spike on the other.
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| Cold Steel Tomahawk Spontoon Hawk (90AWA) |
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Cold Steel Spontoon Hawk.
While most tomahawks are chopping tools there was a less popular alternative known as a spontoon hawk. Made with a blade expressly designed for piercing it was capable of delivering deep puncture wounds that were quite lethal.
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| Cold Steel Tomahawk Diamond Spontoon Hawk (90AWD) |
Points: 3
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Cold Steel Diamond Spontoon Hawk.
While most tomahawks are chopping tools there was a less popular alternative known as a spontoon hawk. Made with a blade expressly designed for piercing it was capable of delivering deep puncture wounds that were quite lethal.
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| Cold Steel Tomahawk Weeping Heart Hawk (90AWH) |
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Cold Steel Weeping Heart Hawk.
While most tomahawks are chopping tools there was a less popular alternative known as a spontoon hawk. Made with a blade expressly designed for piercing it was capable of delivering deep puncture wounds that were quite lethal.
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| Cold Steel Hudson Bay Tomahawk (90QA) |
Points: 3
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Cold Steel Hudson Bay Tomahawk.
Almost every tomahawk you can buy on the market today can trace its roots back to the Hudson Bay Axe used for centuries in the vast forests and swamps of North East Canada.
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