Price: $34.99

·Stainless steel blade
·Black imitation ray skin wrapped handle
·Antique silver finish cast metal guard and fittings
·40.5" overall length
·Black finish scabbard
·Made in China

Price: $289.99

Napoleon's cavalry was the bane of the European battlefield. While his horses were second string, his swords were absolutely first rate. They were manufactured in a state of the art factory dedicated to producing the finest edged weapons of the day.
The medium weight saber Cold Steel offers is a cavalry trooper's chosen weapon. It posses excellent cutting and slashing capability and still remains useful for a thrust. In fact, it was so popular that it remained in use long after Napoleon's star had fallen and was wielded by both sides in our own Civil War. In its general overall appearance, it very closely resembles the U.S. 1860 Light Cavalry Saber. However, this design is slightly different and makes for a far more effective and durable weapon.

·1055 carbon steel blade
·Moderately curved design featuring a long, wide fuller
·Black leather wrapped handle
·Brass three bar hilt
·33-3/4" blade
·39" overall
·Heavy duty polished steel scabbard with dual rings

Price: $199.99

In 1917, the U.S. Navy decided to replace its Model 1860 cutlass which had been in continuous service for 57 years, with a new model.
Cold Steel's modern recreation of this classic fighting sword is as authentic as possible, it is virtually an exact copy of an original in the personal collection of Cold Steel President, Lynn C. Thompson. The Cold Steel 1917 Cutlass features the signature 25" curved blade and a half basket guard that's stamped out of heavy 18-guage high carbon steel, and both the blade and guard are blued to resist rusting. The handle is made from carefully shaped hardwood, painted brown and secured to the tang by three heavy brass cutler's rivets. The scabbard is an accurate reproduction of the original and is made of high quality leather and features brass and copper fixtures. It can be worn comfortably at the side on a pistol belt without chafing its owner.

·1055 carbon steel blade with blued finish
·Triple riveted hardwood handle
·18-guage high carbon steel half-basket guard
·25" blade
·29-5/8" overall
·Leather scabbard with brass and copper fittings

Price: $99.99

·18 gauge steel construction
·Rolled rim
·Leather liner and straps
·One size fits most

Price: $11.99

·Stainless steel blade
·Black composition handle
·Stainless steel guard and pommel
·Double rivets
·9" blade length
·14" overall
·Black leather belt sheath

Price: $24.99

An authentic replica of the V44 Bowie used by the United States Marine Corps in World War II.

·440A Stainless steel blade with blood groove
·Commemorative blade imprint
·Black composition handle
·Brass guard and triple rivets
·9-1/2" clip pt blade length
·14-1/4" overall
·Made in China

Price: $94.99

The Regimental Dirk, with its integral knife and fork set, was worn from the mid-19th century onwards. The silver mounted versions were favored by officers of militia regiments and pipe majors, though there were many exceptions to this rule. The grips are of stained wood, carved in the customary basket-weave pattern and surmounted by amber-hued "cairngorms". The blades are fileworked in the traditional scalloped pattern. A suspension loop is provided on the leather-covered scabbard.

·Dirk features:
·High-carbon steel blade
·Brown stained wood handle
·Brass finish cast metal fittings
·Amber gemstone pommel decoration
·12" blade
·17-3/4" overall
·Brown leather covered wood scabbard with brass finish cast metal fittings
·Utensil features:
·High carbon steel knife blade and fork tines
·Brown stained wood handles with brass finish cast metal fittings
·Amber gemstone pommel decorations
·Knife is 7" overall
·Fork is 5-7/8" overall
·Utensils fit inside the slots of the Dirk scabbard

Price: $11.99

Captain William Ewart Fairbairn and Captain Eric Anthony Sykes were among the first men to train British Commandos in close-quarters knife fighting. The two men had adapted their knife fighting skills from their studies in Shanghai. Together they developed th F-S Fighting Knife. the first F-S knives were made between November 1940 and January 1941, while full war production was at its height. The knives were extremely popular among commandos, and to this day, they are considered to be one of the very best fighting knives ever created.

·Black coated 440A stainless steel blade
·Black cast metal handle, guard and pommel
·6-5/8" dagger blade length
·11-1/4" overall
·Leather belt sheath
·Made in China

Price: $9.99

·Stainless steel blade with blood groove
·Brushed stainless steel crossguard with muzzle ring and quillon
·Wood handle
·Stainless steel double screw rivets and pommel with press stud
·12-1/4" overall
·Black nylon belt sheath