Throwing, Camp, Crooked 
​and Sheath Knives

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Clip Point Throwing Knife, Large, 12-1/2"

Blacksmith made in the USA, this is the best throwing knife on the market! Weighing just over a pound, this is a well balanced, fine thrower. Features easy to replace, thick leather grips held on by old fashioned copper rivets. 12-1/2” long with a full 1/4” thick blade that holds a great cutting edge. Weighs 1-1/4 lbs. $39.99 each

Clip Point Throwing Knife, Small, 9" *

Blacksmith made in the USA! Our smaller version Clip Point Throwing Knife is well balanced, a fine thrower that is 3/16" thick and weighs 1/2 pound. Point is designed to stick well when thrown and feature a charcoal gray finish with easy to replace, thick leather grips secured with old fashioned copper rivets. $29.99 each

Heavy Seneca 
Throwing Knife

This hand crafted knife is 14" long and made of 3/16" thick, 4140 steel. The blade features a black matte finish and the tough, replaceable leather grips are attached with heavy steel screws. Made in America, this is the throwing knife of choice for serious knife throwing competitors all over the country. $83.99 each

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Seneca Lite Throwing Knife with Sheath*

This popular, lighter weight version of our Heavy Seneca throwing knife is well made with a sold steel blade that is 13" long and 3/16" thick. The heavy leather handles are easily replaceable, attached with 3 steel screws. A well balanced, imported throwing knife that is an excellent value. Includes Sheath. Imported. $29.99 each

Steel Mistress Throwing Knife with Sheath*

Renowned knife throwing expert, Harry McEvoy, designed this knife especially for throwing. It features a superbly balanced, Bowie-style blade with strap leather grips secured with heavy screws for easy replacement. 14" overall length and includes a hand-laced leather sheath. $35.99 each

Rendezvous Throwing Knife*

Harry McEvoy designed this popular, Bowie style knife especially for throwing and it's proven to be an excellent choice for beginning and experienced throwers alike. With superb balance and at 14” long, it also has strap leather grips secured with screws for easy placement. $29.95 each

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Snake Brand Sheffield Butcher Knife 
with Sheath

Sheffield Butcher Trade Knife This large scale tang butcher knife was one of the most popular styles of trade knives, as well as the handiest for all around camp use. Ours is reproduced from an original and features pinned, hardwood scales and an 8" long carbon steel blade stamped with the well-known "Snake Brand * Sheffield" and snake logo and comes with a leather sheath. History records that by the mid-1800's, the Kitchin family, known for their distinctive rattlesnake logo, was already making knives in the Sheffield area. $37.95 each

Snake Brand 
Hunter Knife & Sheath*

History records that, by the mid-1800s, the Kitchin family, known for their distinctive rattlesnake logo, was already making knives in the Sheffield area. Here's a version of one of their "hunters" built along the lines of the many Bowies made back then. At 11-1/4" overall and with a stylish 6-3/4" x 1-3/8" clip point blade, this is an efficient tool for hunting, camp, defense or survival. Complete with leather sheath. $39.99

Trapper's Camp Knife 
& Sheath

Typical of the camp knives favored in the West in the days of the mountain man, this style was made and exported in great numbers by the shops of Sheffield, England during the first half of the 19th century. Made to order for the hunter or cook, this heavy duty knife was a staple in the inventories of the fur companies. At 13-1/2" overall length, with wood handle and brass guard, this working beauty comes with a hand laced, incised decorated leather sheath. $45.99 each

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Rio Grande Camp Knife with Sheath

Crooked Knife for Carving Wood*

Dating from 1830's, this hefty knife was originally made for the American trade by Wm. Jackson of Sheffield, England. Its 10" spearpoint Bowie blade is hand-forged from carbon steel, with a heavy brass guard and 6 brass pins that affix the beautiful rosewood grips. Included is an authentic scabbard of heavy black leather, with a formed brass throat which is typical of those of the period. Overall length is 15-1/2”. Knife and sheath. $49.99 each

First introduced in Sheffield, England, crooked knives were sold by traders such as the Northwest Company as early as 1720. Used in carving items ranging from bowls and spoons to canoes and totem poles, these knives are one of the handiest tools ever invented. Many were originally made from old files, with the tang inserted into a carved wooden handle and secured with tightly wrapped wire or sinew, rivets or pins. Ours is specially produced for both the Indian and Buckskinner trade just like the old days, and features fancy, carved hardwood handle with pewter bolsters and brass pins. Overall length is 9". $25.99 each

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