Knives Daggers & Multi-Tools
The seme, also known as the lion's sword, is the traditional sidearm carried by Maasai men. This lightweight, short sword features a double-edged, le…
Read More
A Shona ceremonial dagger, known as a bakatwa, with its wood and hide sheath. This is a traditional prestige object from the Shona peoples of Zimbabw…
Read More
A traditional Maasai baton dagger, a culturally significant weapon used by the Maasai people of East Africa, primarily in Kenya and Tanzania. This pa…
Read More
A late 19th / early 20th Century Salampasu tribal short sword. Similar in style to the Roman gladius short sword, it has a broad double-edged blade.…
Read More
Blades in good condition. Firm and tight. Opens and closes smoothly. Some wear to grip scales.
Length (fully open) : 17.5cm
Length (fully closed) : 8cm
In good vintage condition with light surface scratches. Stylized metal grips.
Length (Fully Open): 12.5cm
Length (Fully Closed): 7.5cm
In good vintage condition.
Length (Fully Closed): 11.5cm
In good vintage condition.
The laguiole knife is a traditional Occitan pocketknife, originally produced in the "knife city" of Thiers, source of 70% o…
Read More
In good vintage condition.
The laguiole knife is a traditional Occitan pocketknife, originally produced in the "knife city" of Thiers, source of 70% o…
Read More
In good vintage condition. An unusual example in that it has a plain tan woodgrain grip scale to the left and a multi-coloured woodgrain grip scale …
Read More
In good vintage condition (please see images). Stamped "Laguiole" and "440". Displays the famous 'bee' or 'fly' on the backspring.
The laguiole kni…
Read More