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Last Chance Swords, Knives & Daggers
Unique swords, overruns and last years’ models of knives and weapons can be found here.
The Bannockburn Sword
#501689
This high carbon steel Scottish sword has double fullers, sloped cross guard and solid brass fittings with an antique finish. The wooden handle has been covered in soft, black leather. Includes a sword belt with black leather scabbard. Arrives sharpened from the factory.
$284.95
Nordic Mora Fixed Blade Knife
#404364
This knife features a tough X46Cr13 high-grade stainless steel blade and famous Scandinavian bevel for a keen edge. Solid brass guard. The handle is bone and Sissoo. Overall 8 inches.
$69.95
Russian Shasqua
#501074
This Cossack weapon was the official officer’s sword of the Soviet Union. It has a Tempered high carbon blade. The brass pommel is marked with star, sickle and hammer. Grip is hand carved hardwood. Overall 37-1/2". Comes factory sharp.
$174.95
Afghan Choora
#404247
This large utilitarian, rugged knife used by the tribes of the Khyber Pass, is made from hand forged, 1060 high carbon steel. Includes leather sheath with brass fittings.
$79.95
Windsong – The Sword of Kings
#501558
This two-handed sword has a long high carbon steel blade with a wide fuller traveling almost its full length. Features a regal lion’s face decorating the stone-shaped guard with an antique finish. The grip is wrapped with soft, blood-red leather. Comes with a matching scabbard. Overall 46-5/8”. Arrives sharpened from the factory.
$324.95
Hutton Dueling Sabre with Scabbard
#501574
The blade and hilt of the “Hutton” sabre imitate the true training sabres of the late 19th-century Italian style. The high-carbon flex-tempered steel blade has rounded tip and blunt edges for a safe, effective training.
$129.95
Leif Erikson Sword
#501651
This Viking sword has a high carbon steel blade with a wide fuller. The pommel and guard have been lavishly sculpted with sea dragons and intricate knotwork. The wooden grip is covered in black leather and has three knotwork rings. Includes black leather scabbard with beautiful antiqued brass hardware and a leather baldric belt.
$329.95
Marto Sword of the Freemasons
#501449
This blade of this sword is crafted of 420 stainless steel and the hilt features several symbols of the Masonic tradition. Grip decorated with silver-plated metal. Overall length of 46 inches.
$394.95 $244.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Marto Sword of the Freemasons
This is definitely NOT the usual cheap sword made from China. The quality is superb! Never go wrong with this sword as a gift.
Reviewed by: Douglas, April 20, 2021
Review of: Nordic Mora Fixed Blade Knife
I bought this as a gift for my son. Both knife and sheath are very attractive. It is lighter than I expected. The price point was such that it would not bother me to see him use it for rough work.
Reviewed by: MIchael, February 18, 2021
Review of: Nordic Mora Fixed Blade Knife
I ordered this knife to be an addition to my pirate or Scottish Ren Fest garb, and I am not disappointed in the slightest. The knife and sheath are great and excellent quality for the price. A quick run on some sharpening steel and this thing is as fine as my best cheese knife. The small belt loop won't fit my pirate belt, but it's a great excuse to wear multiple belts when I go "full pirate" now.
My only real complaint - and it's incredibly minor! - is mine didn't come with the faux-fur-lined box. But honestly? I don't even know where I'd store the box if I had it. And I have an entire box already dedicated to my Ren Fest kit, so I don't even care.
It's a great little knife and fits perfectly with my "simpler is better" aesthetic for blades
My only real complaint - and it's incredibly minor! - is mine didn't come with the faux-fur-lined box. But honestly? I don't even know where I'd store the box if I had it. And I have an entire box already dedicated to my Ren Fest kit, so I don't even care.
It's a great little knife and fits perfectly with my "simpler is better" aesthetic for blades
Reviewed by: Stephen, October 23, 2020
Review of: Russian Shasqua
Much longer than i thought it would be. I can just see a cossack on horseback waving this sword. well made with a very nice scabbard. Well worth the price.
Reviewed by: kenneth, October 01, 2020
Review of: Leif Erikson Sword
I love this sword! The weapon is well balanced and extremely sharp. A truly beautiful piece.
Reviewed by: Shannon, June 15, 2020
Review of: Leif Erikson Sword
well made genuine replica, love windlass!! only complaint is that im so used to owning greek and Roman swords, that the details and design are different and take some getting used to. very pleased with this magically ornate malee weopon that ruled dark age Europe.
Reviewed by: Ian, April 18, 2020
Review of: The Bannockburn Sword
I was not sure what to expect when I picked this up on the deal of the day, but I was pleasantly surprised. It is one of those swords that shows better in person. The blade has authority but the hilt is large enough for a second hand if needed. Everything is right and tight and the double fullers a executed beautifully.
Reviewed by: Dan, January 20, 2020
Review of: Leif Erikson Sword
Another fine blade I wish was for myself, as it was a gift for a friend as well. The additional sharpening and engraving came out terrific as usual, options I always opt for if available. A very fine blade that was beautifully crafted with a scabbard and belting that astonished my friend upon receiving it! Go for it, you will not be sorry!!!
Reviewed by: Dwight, September 20, 2019
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