Historical / Decorative Knives
Dive into the past with our remarkable collection of historical pocket knives. These knives hold significant historical value and feature unique characteristics that will delight collectors. Each knife is crafted from exquisite materials and tells a story of craftsmanship from bygone eras. They not only have high collector value but are also fully functional tools that seamlessly blend art and utility. Browse our selection and discover the charm and history of these remarkable pocket knives.
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Folding Knife made of 440 Steel with Leather Sheath
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RRP: Original price was: 14,99€13,99€Current price is: 13,99€.
| Overall Length | 22 cm |
|---|---|
| Blade Length | 9 cm |
| Item type | Pocket Knives |
| Blade Material | 440 |
| Handle Material | Horn |
| Opening aid | nail nick |
| Opening | Manual |
| Color | black, gold |
| Blade Color | silver |
| Sheath Material | Leather |
| Handle Length | 13 cm |
| Blade Shape | Clip Point |
| Blade Execution | Plain edge |
| One-handed opening | No |
| Pocket clip | No |
| Special Features | With Sheath |
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Folding Knife with Bone Handle Scales
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RRP: Original price was: 11,99€10,99€Current price is: 10,99€.
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Viking Pocket Knife with Damascus Steel Blade and Bone Handle
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RRP: Original price was: 74,99€70,99€Current price is: 70,99€.
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