D-Guard Bowie Knife

Our Bowie knife is a full tang blade, with a solid wooden handle and brass D-guard. It is 15” overall, with a low-grade leather sheath.

A little history on the Bowie Knife:

The Bowie Knife got its name from Jim Bowie, an American pioneer and folk hero who made it …

Our Bowie knife is a full tang blade, with a solid wooden handle and brass D-guard. It is 15” overall, with a low-grade leather sheath.

A little history on the Bowie Knife:

The Bowie Knife got its name from Jim Bowie, an American pioneer and folk hero who made it famous in a historic knife fight called the Sandbar Fight in 1827. He later died at the battle of the Alamo.

Since 1830, knife makers have replicated the design–some introducing their own variations, making it unclear as to what the exact text-book definition of a Bowie knife is. Regardless, the large style fighting knife has been thoroughly baptized through the centuries of American history itself.

Specifically, the D-Guard Bowie is most commonly associated with the War Between the States and the Southern Confederacy. Not only was this a good Yankee-killer, it also made an excellent camp tool for cutting meat, chopping wood, or clearing brush