Remember the prices on this page always include postage within the UK. For other destinations please ask. On this page you will find antique, vintage and classic fixed blade knives, bowie knives and hunting knives.
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A small bowie knife by Joseph Allen & Sons Sheffield, England. Silver ferrules with bone grips. Length eight inches. The ‘non - XXL’ mark was acquired in the 1880’s. Joseph Allen died in 1893 and the bowie knife dates from around 1890. Price £250
Highly polished blade, looks un-used. Nine and half inches long. Alan Wood hunting knife bushcraft knife. Price £350 inclusive of UK postage.
To see our new range of Cartridge razors which are Mach 3 and Fusion compatible click on the image above.
This distinctive unique keyring is made using the armoured plating from a World War Two Battle of Britain Spitfire. The piece comes complete with the rusting and pitting and is hung from a solid brass belt hanger. We only have a few of these and they are available on typenet.com which you can visit by clicking on the image above. It’s a really nice aviation related keyring.
To safe money and waste try our safety razors. We have a variety of all shapes and sizes and there is a move back to them not just on cost grounds but also for shaving quality. Click on the image above to see them.
A Sheffield made folding knife for connoisseurs of knife making. This pocket knife has grips made out of Ankole Horn - each knife is different with the horn hand ground and polished to bring out it’s colours. You see these Sheffield made pocket knives by clicking on the image.
We have a keyring made out of the engine parts of the Concorde. Each keyring is different and a complex shape. You can see the keyrings part made above and they are quite unlike any keyring you will have seen before.
Coming up is this important anniversary in industrial history with the 200th Anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington Railway. This pocket knife has been created with grips form the wood of the demolished York engine sheds which of iitself was an important hub in Brtish railway history.
