Axes
Tomahawk $19.95
The Tomahawk was an everyday tool on the American Frontier as well as in every seaport during the Golden Age of Piracy. More accurate than the boarding Axe as a throwing weapon.
The 4" edge on this Tomahawk gives you the maximum target penetration potential under the rules set by the National Muzzleloading Rifle Association. Hand forged by Windlass Steelcrafts®. Hand forging makes these tomahawks stronger and tougher. It gives the steel better temper and makes it easier for you to sharpen. Round poll holds the native samdan hardwood handle snugly. Includes instructions for affixing the handle securely, maintenance and throwing tips. Cannot be shipped to CA, MA or NY.
Wt:1 lb/6 oz AC #600242
Replacement Handel $5.95
Replacement Handles - Excellent for replacement of the inevitable broken handle.
191/4"long AC ID#: 200356
Half Moon Tomahawk $59.95
- Overall: 18-1/2"
- Axe Face: 2-5/8"
Horseman's Axe $50.00
In earlier ages the axes taken to a battle were the same ones used in everyday work That, however, is not the case with this axe; it was made for war. The down curved, wedge shaped blade coupled with the curved shaft made for a very powerful cutting arc that could shear through mail and badly damage the simple plate that was in use at the time. When reversed, all of the force of the blow was concentrated on the back hammer poll and could crush a helmet. In the hands of a mounted knight this type of heavy headed axe was devastating to men on the ground and on horseback alike. It could split mail helms and shields, and the extended back poll could easily crush bone. The curve of the hardwood shaft added to the power of the blow. An excellent fighting axe and a devastating “high-tech” weapon for its age.
- Overall: 19-1/2:
- Blade Head: 3-1/2" x 6-3/4"
- Wt: 2 lbs
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Archer's Axe $60.00
Circa 1300
- Overall: 20"
- Blade: 4-3/4 x 3-7/8
- Wt: 1 lb/8 oz
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Boarding Axe $90.00
Circa
- Overall: 24"
- Blade to Rear Spike: 10"
- Wt: 3 lbs / 8 oz
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Bleeding Heart $69.95
Used as both weapon and ceremonial object, the tomahawk was created in an astonishing variety of shapes. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts, this collector grade bleeding heart tomahawk pipe is hand-forged with high carbon steel. The blade and pipe bowl are indented with a dot motif. Steel mouthpiece. Approx. 22" long overall. 10" head has 3-1/4" blade. Fully functional. Please note:This is not an authentic Indian made product.
Standard Tomahawk $69.95
Used as both weapon and ceremonial object, the tomahawk was created in an astonishing variety of shapes. This collector grade tomahawk pipe, made by Windlass Steelcrafts®, is hand-forged with high carbon steel blade. Shaft features bands of carved cross-hatching. Please note: This is not an authentic Indian made product.
- Overall: 22-1/2"
- Head: 9" x 4"
Spontoon Tomahawk $69.95
- Overall: 22"
- Head: 12"
War Hatchet $59.95
Used as both weapon and ceremonial object, the tomahawk was created in an astonishing variety of shapes. This collector grade tomahawk, made by Windlass Steelcrafts, is hand-forged with a high carbon steel blade. This example features indented dots that interplay with the piercings. Please note: This is not an authentic Indian made product.
- Overall: 23-3/8"
- Head: 9-1/8" x 5-3/8"
Swords
The English Cutlass $130.00
Carried during the 1600’s and 1700’s, this type sword was also called a hanger. (The term cutlass wasn’t used as an exclusive term for the sailor’s fighting sword until the 1800’s.) It was frequently used by officers as a close quarters battle weapon because of its compact dimensions. This replica has a tough, tempered high carbon steel blade and a solid brass heart shaped guard characteristic of the period. Leather scabbard with brass throat and tip. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts with the same care and attention to detail lavished onto the swords crafted for government defense contracts all over the world. Hand forged, high carbon steel blade. Can be sharpened for an additional fee.
- Overall: 30-1/2"
- Blade: 25-1/2" long, 1-1/2" wide, 1/4 thick
- Wt: 2 lbs / 8 oz
Sharpening Fee $148.99
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Naval Cutlass $159.95
- Overall: 31-1/2"
- Blade: 25-1/2"
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1840 NCO Sword $109.95
This is the regulation spec US Army NCO sword. Features a tempered stainless steel blade which is hand worked to a mirror finish. The pommel and guard fittings are intricately cast solid brass and richly plated in 24K gold. The grip is wrapped with silver plated brass wire. Scabbard is covered in genuine black leather with brass mounts also plated in matching 24K gold. Includes protective cloth bag. Choose blade length of 28", 30", 32", 34". Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
Pirate's Companion $165.00
Where would the seafaring rogue be without his trusty cutlass? This stout sword is made to be as rugged as the originals. High carbon steel blade. Gorgeous brass basket and nice hardwood grip. No need to sail the high seas in search of ill-gotten riches; this beauty is a treasure in itself. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Can be sharpened for additional fee. Also available left handed.
- Overall: 32"
- Blade: 26" long
- Wt: 2 lbs
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American Revolution Saber $149.95
Circa 1775
The American Colonists were, like most of Europe, amorous of the dashing French Hussar. The handmade hilt of this American saber reflects their admiration of the 1700's French style. This well-balanced, fast sword was designed for the mounted fighter. Solid steel hilt with spiral pattern carved hardwood grip is married to an effective 1085 high carbon, well tempered blade. Comes with black leather scabbard with steel mounts. This attractive sword can be seen in the book Swords and Blades of the American Revolution by O.C. Newmann. A piece of early American history to start or add to your collection. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
- Overall": 39-1/2"
- Blade: 34" long, 1-1/4" wide, 3/16" thick
- Wt: 2 lbs
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18th Century Small Sword $249.95
- Overall: 36-1/4"
- Blade: 30-1/4" long, 3/4" wide, 1/4" thick
- Wt: 1 lb / 14 oz
- $249.99
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Russian Shasqua $159.95
Known first as a Cossack weapon that was used on horseback, the sword type was made the official officer’s sword of the Soviet Union. Brass pommel is marked with star, sickle and hammer. Grip is hand carved hardwood. Tempered high carbon blade. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
- Overall: 37-1/2"
- Blade: 32"
- Wt: 2 lbs
- $159.95
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Naval CPO Cutlass $325.00
The Naval CPO Cutlass has a stainless steel blade. Etched near the leather stop is "U.S.N." Its solid brass basket hand-guard is plated in 24K gold and the shell is riveted to the guard with the traditional 11 rivets. The leather wrapped grip features strands of twisted gold wire. The end cap and scabbard furniture are cast brass which has been plated with 24K gold. The Naval CPO Cutlass comes with leather frog and a protective cloth bag. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®.
- Overall: 31-1/2"
- Blade: 25-1/2"
Knives
A Word About Knives and Authenticity
While there be some types of knives connected to specific times in history, lets face it, We Pirates use all types of knives and anything that we can steal, plunder, trade or otherwise acquire will find it's way onto a ship. Basically anything that be pointed and can be sharpened will do the trick. Some be big, some not so big. We be presenting for yer enjoyment different types of knives from the late 13th century to the 19th century. Styles appropriate to Europe, America, and even some Exotics from other Ports around the World. Yes this be a huge time period and while it extends before and after the "Golden Age Of Piracy", there have always been and always will be, Pirates.
A Pirate's knife be one of his/her most personal and prized belongings, as his very life may depend on it at any moment. So pick a knife ( or two, or three) that fit yer Pirate self, and if any "Authentic Pirates" take offense at yer time period inappropriate sticker, invite them to discover for themselves that it does in fact do the trick.
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D-Guard Knife $84.95
- Overall: 23"
- Blade: 18" long, 1-5/8" wide, 3/16" thick
- Wt: 1 lb/5oz
Toothpick $69.95
This classic early American Knife was big enough to ward off unruly beasts, both on the trail and in the rustic colonial town.The coffin shaped hardwood handle is accented with solid brass furniture. A must for every re-enactor or collector of American history. This is a classic design that is as functional as it is good looking. Rugged and solid in the hand. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Includes leather sheath. Sharpening available for an additional fee.
- Overall: 19"
- Blade: 13-7/8" x 1-5/8" wide
- Wt: 1 lb/2 oz
Bone Handled Knife $89.95
Effective, intimidating, and built to work! Lightweight, even for its imposing size. Featuring an authentic bone handle, fittings of solid steel, and an unbelievable blade. Based on an original design from a private collection. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®.
- Overall: 19-1/4"
- Blade: 13-3/4"
- Wt: 1 lb/10 oz
Patch Knife $35.00
The Nepal collection never ceases to amaze us and recently we stumbled (literally) upon an unopened crate that hid these original 1800's Patch Knives; rare knives for over a century. These handy knives saw their height in use during the muzzle loading era; they are perfectly sized to cut away the excess patch material before loading. These hand forged antiques have genuine stag handles and were probably carried in kukri pouches by the Royal Guard of Bhimsen Thapa. There is great variation but they generally 6-1/2" to 7-1/2" overall, with blades ranging from 2-3/4" to 3-1/4". After all these years they are still in good condition. Sorry, no selection.
Jambia $70.00
Circa 1400's
- Overall: 14-3/8"
- Blade: 8-1/4" long, 2" wide, 3/16" thick
- Wt: 12 oz
Qama $49.95
Used by warriors from Persia to the Caucasus for hundreds of years, this is an effective, close quarter combat knife. Made of hand forged, high carbon steel by Windlass Steelcrafts. Features long needle point on a double-edge blade; this design dates back to the Roman short sword. Hardwood scales, includes leather covered wooden sheath.
- Overall: 22-1/2"
- Blade: 17-1/2"
- Wt: 1 lb/7 oz
Kindjal $69.95
- Overall: 23-1/4"
- Blade: 17-1/4" long, 1-3/8" wide
- Wt: 1 lb/6 oz
