Une jolie collection de bowies et de dagues.

Ce n'est pas de l'original, juste du P.L.M.

J. Rodgers & Sons Bowie Knife






IXL bowie

Une pensé pour le Ferrailleur

1840s-1850s Large English Sheffield Bowie Knife "Granite Cutlery Co."

Most say this is the original Bowie knife....


ests show that the knife blade is Damascus steel, a rare commodity for an 1830's smith to possess. But James Black of Washington Arkansas, a man that many feel may have made knives for Bowie, was a smithy who could produce such metal. While there will always be the naysayers, the Bart Moore Bowie knife has received six figure offers for purchase and even the Alamo at one time was trying to get the blade for display.











A huge, historically significant Classic Bowie knife with a 14-inch blade, 2.5-inches wide at its widest point and overall about 19". The blade is engraved or etched on one side with intricate designs including "American Spread Eagle" and "America" with a ribbon slogan "The Patriots Self Defender." Along with this knife comes an 8 x 2.5-inch handwritten note, which simply says, "With the warm regards of H. Clay, Wash. Jan 1848."


A collection of 10 antique 19th century daggers made in Sheffield England for the American Market. These daggers circa 1850-1870. Handle materials include ivory, bone, stage and horn. Almost all are signed and several have sheaths. They range in size from 8" to 12".