John Toner Custom Bowie Knife w/Malachite Mallard Handle

DESCRIPTION: A Custom Made Bowie Knife with Horn Handle by J.J. Camacho. The steel blade etched with landscape scene depicting running rabbits. Signed and inscribed. Leather Sheath. CIRCA: 20th Centur

DESCRIPTION: A Custom Made Damascus Steel Bowie Knife with Horn Handle by Norman Bardsley, fixed with Brass Pins. Leather Sheath. Signed "Bardsley" on blade. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN:Â DIMENSION

Clip point blade marked with image of frog and John / Newton & Co. / Sheffield / England.

W.B. Hetherington Seattle Washington Antique Bowie Knife. Huge carbon steel sabre blade with custom hand guard and Oak wood handle. Length 16 1/2".

Wood handle, no visible maker's marks. Blade L: approx. 9 1/8", total L: approx. 13 3/4".

Nice 1990 Franklin Mint issue John Wayne Commemoritive Bowie Knife. The knife features gold plated accents and a solid sterling silver ingot set in the butt of the rosewood handle. The bowie is in gre

NIB - FROST CUTLERY ROAD WARRIOR 16'' OVERALL BOWIE KNIFE - CUSTOM DESIGNED SURGICAL STEEL BLADE - RED PAKAWOOD HANDLE WITH HEAVY DUTY SHEATH - ORIGINAL BOX

DESCRIPTION: Bowie knife marked "I Prefer John Coe Sheffield" on blade and featuring raised foliage designs on handle's metal components. Includes leather and metal sheathe and carved wood case sporti

12 3/4" Bowie Knife. A custom made Bowie. Antler handle with brass hilt. Excellent condition. This Knife was part of the Fred Marsh Bowie Knife frame collected some 25 years ago and displayed in a Cox

Custom made Damascus Steel, drop point, Bowie, hunting knife with 4" length oil drenched blade with excellent heat treatment & 4" length stag horn handle. Created in 2019. Comes with sheath.

Mini Bowie knife in wood box Mother of Pearl on handle. Custom hand carved wood box. Felt in interior is intact with no tears. Blade measures 2", handle measures 1", box measures 2 x 4.5 x.75. Stamped

Hibben Knifes HTF Recon United Cutlery with Sheath. Custom designed tempered steel Bowie Blade. Heavy duty handguards. Dark brown laminated hardwood handle. Leather sheath. Measuring approximately 10

B. Richardson Philadelphia Clip Point Bowie Knife having wood handle with leather and brass sheath, blade marked B. Richardson, Philadelphia and Sons, Philadelphia, blade 9 1/2 inches, length 14 1/2 i

Large American Bowie Knife With Beautiful Mother Of Pearl Handle ROSE NEW YORK On Blade Full Length 16.5 Inch Blade Length 10.5 Inches

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate D-hilt Bowie knife. 12 in. single-edge clip point blade. Overall length 16 1/4 in. Steel D-hilt with wooden handle. Unmarked. (Blade oxidized and darkened with pitting; crack

1900, Sheffield, maker's mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), a sterling silver and mixed-metal fruit set, each with a Japanese-import mixed metal knife hilt handle variously decorated

Dimensions are 16 inches wide x 8 1/8 inches deep x 6 inches tall with 4 - 15" x 7 1/8 drawers (includes Handle) each drawer contains 8 sections that are 5 1/4 inches x 1 3/4 inches  

Antique Russian Imperial Porcelain factory 11 piece set, circa 1770. the 11 porcelain handles with various blade attachments. Dimension: Knives 5 3/8" - 9 inch - Magnifying glass 8 7/8"

Willey Rigney (American, 20th/21st c). Art dagger / knife with a double-edged mirror polished blade and ricasso and a blue mild steel guard and finial. The handle with carved fluted composite plastic.

Steve Culver (American, 20th/21st c). Group of two Damascus steel blades; marked along the ricasso. With dark wood handles and steel guards. Each with a custom leather belt sheath.Provenance: From the

Large knife, overall length 17-1/2", blade length 12-1/2". Circa 1835. Clip point, swedge on each side. Floral etched on top flat on blade and haft. Indecipherable motto within floral design on left s

[CIVIL WAR]. Wragg & Sons gold paneled XLNT Bowie knife. Wragg & Sons 8 in. clip point Bowie knife with superb etched blade, ca 1860s. Ricasso with maker's cartouche "Wragg & Sons / XLNT / Furnace Hil

c. 1862. Sixth plate hand-tinted & gilt ambrotype. Half leatherette case. Charles Rees. Richmond, Virginia. Impressive portrait of a Confederate infantryman who displays a large Bowie knife and musket

THIRTEEN KOZUKA (KNIFE HANDLES) Edo period (1615-1868), 18th to 19th century All chiselled and inlaid with gold, silver, shakudo, or shibuichi, the first four copper; the first with a flying crane and