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Neck Knives, Daggars & Longhunter Knives
Cartouche Knife
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Mini Neck Knife - Horn Handles with Sheath
The "Mini" is the perfect knife for a neck sheath. Overall length is 5-1/4" with a 3" scale tang blade and well-fitted genuine horn handle attached with 2 brass pins. It is lightweight, yet incorporates a stout blade of high- quality carbon steel for a variety of tasks. $22.99 each
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Monangahela Neck Knife with Sheath
Big brother to the "Mini," the Monangahela is a multi-purpose knife that comfortably fits the hand, yet is still small enough for use with a neck or boot sheath. The carbon-steel blade has a smooth taper from 1" wide at the hilt down the 4" of its length and features an acid-etched Damascus-like finish. The Monangahela, at only 7-1/2", sports a streamlined horn handle attached with 5 brass pins. Includes sheath. $29.99
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Allegheny Neck Knife Bone Handle & Sheath
The largest of our new Neck Knives, the Allegheny is a serious, all-purpose knife. It is 8-3/4" long with a 5-1/4" high-quality carbon-steel blade. The heavy-duty blade also has an acid-etched Damascus finish and a line of stylish little scallops along its top edge. A beautiful well-fitted bone handle, pinned to the scale-tang, accents this attractive piece. $36.99 each
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Spanish Mini Belduque with Sheath, 7-1/4"*
This style was commonly traded in the Southwest at places like Taos and Bent's fort, and is an extremely versatile, personal knife for use in camp and on the trail. We've recreated these from an example in the Museum of the Fur Trade, with bone or horn grips. The original size, with a 5-3/4" blade, is just right as a utility or belt knife. We've also designed a great "mini" size that features a 4" blade and is perfect as a bag knife and eatin' tool. Both are complete with period correct leather scabbards with belt loops. $25.99 each
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Spanish Regular Belduque & Sheath 10"*
This style was commonly traded in the Southwest at places like Taos and Bent's fort, and is an extremely versatile, personal knife for use in camp and on the trail. We've recreated these from an example in the Museum of the Fur Trade, with bone or horn grips. The original size, with a 5-3/4" blade, is just right as a utility or belt knife. We've also designed a great "mini" size that features a 4" blade and is perfect as a bag knife and eatin' tool. Both are complete with period correct leather scabbards with belt loops. $39.99 each
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18th Century Kentucky Rifleman's Knife & Sheath*
Classic, clean lines, simulated stag grips made of genuine bone, and brass bolsters make this 8-1/2" long, clip-point blade just right for the Eastern Longhunter as well as the Rocky Mountain Trapper. With an authentically style belt sheath with leather "snapper" hook, it's ready for your next trek! 12-1/2" overall length. $49.99 each
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Frontier Rifleman’s Knife with Sheath*
Carried as a personal sidearm by frontiersmen, militia and mountain men from the pre-Revolutionary period throughout the fur trade era, this blade is typical of the large knives of this period. Approximately 18” overall, with a 13”+ heavy steel blade, thick buffalo horn scales attached with brass pins, and hand laced leather sheath with incised designs and belt loop. $47.99 each
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Taos Trapper's Knife with Sheath*
Designed after an original, this belt knife features a large, butcher style blade with genuine bone grips and is great as an all around camp knife. It can be used for everything from skinning game to preparing food and comes with a custom fitted, leather-covered, rawhide sheath with incised designs. Features an 8" long blade and 13" overall length. $58.99 each
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Columbia River Dagger*
Features hand-forged carbon steel blade with riveted rosewood handle and decorative brass pins. 12-1/2” overall, 7-1/4” blade. $35.99 each
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Beaver Tail Dagger*
Our primitive handmade trade knife is patterned after an old Indian made example that had wide distribution in the northern districts of the American fur fields. The 7" double-edged blade is hand forged from carbon steel and finished off with beautiful, dark hardwood scales attached with heavy brass pins. Smaller decorative nails surround the pins, accenting the handle and creating an authentic style knife. Approximately 12" overall. $35.99 each
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Northern Plains Dagger with Sheath*
This is an extra fancy version of the typical, spear-point early style trade daggers which were popular trade items with the Indians throughout the 1800s, heavily decorated with brass and steel pins in a rosewood handle. The blade is 7” long and comes with an authentic custom sheath patterned after a museum example. Dagger includes sheath. $48.99 each
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