Lady Death - Poppies of War

Lady Death - Poppies of WarMost of the early WWI trench knives were made by hand by individual soldiers or blacksmiths. Oftentimes they were Army Issued bayonets that were sharpened and shortened. The first official U. S. trench knife that was adopted for service was the US M1917 trench knife. Designed by Henry Disston & Sons and based on examples of trench knives then in service with the French Army. The M1917 featured a triangular stiletto blade, wooden grip, metal knuckle

and many more

The Stabby Guy is an ultra tough pocket size ringed chisel

contemporary design from our inhouse blacksmith and designer

the scabbard will not work with Eagle Talons or Kestrels from before 2015

the cutting power and strike force is multiplied several times over due to the leverage created by the length of the handle

Simply drop your tomahawk handle first through the leather loop

the beard is sharpened to add more cutting options

The G10 material provides a sure grip in any weather or climate condition

but is also well equipped for various cutting chores

high strength and toughness

The Sparrow comes with a molded kydex scabbard with an UltiClip that offers wide variety of ways to wear it or mount it on gear

The Kestrel Feather facilitates being prepared