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TH-001 Tomahawk Edge Guard This handy leather device protects the edge of your tomahawk from becoming nicked - or from cutting you. Many sites now require reenactors to have guards on their edged weapons before participating in battle reenactments. Edge Guards come small (for Mouse ‘hawks), medium (for standard size ‘hawks – fits most competition ‘hawks), and large. $3.00 |
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| TH-002 Tomahawk Belt Loop This simple device slides onto your belt and provides a safe place to store your tomahawk. It is a more comfortable way of carrying your ‘hawk than by carrying it between your belt and body. $4.00 |
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TH-004 Clasp Knife This simple clasp knife has a straight blade with a clip point. This type has been unchanged in design for literally hundreds of years and is just as functional today as it has been throughout that long time period. The grip is wood, the liners are brass, and the blade is steel. Not much to it, and that’s exactly what makes it so practical. $8.00 |
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| TH-005 Soldier’s Clasp Knife This knife is often associated with the American Revolutionary War period although they were in use both before and after that time period. Also sometimes referred to as “Barrel Leg Jack Knives” so called because of the design of the brass bolsters. The black grip panels are made of polished horn. $8.00 |
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TH-012 Wire Inlay Knife This knife is an attractive, utilitarian, historically-fashioned clasp knife. The 4-inch long blade is sturdy and comes with a good factory edge. There is gimping on the back edge of the blade to provide a better purchase when your hand is wet. It has a wire inlay pattern in both wood scales and has brass bolsters that compliment the brass used in the decoration. Even the spring of this knife has been engraved with a scrolled pattern The knife closed measures about 4 1/2 inches. $15.00 |
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| TH-013 Small Bone Handle Knife This classic Gentleman's Clasp Knife is just the thing to carry in your pocket or haversack for those little chores that come up from time to time. The knife measures a mere three inches closed and has a 2 1/2-inch blade. The scales are made of bone and the bolsters are steel. The blade seems to hold a good edge and for simple jobs like peeling an apple, cutting a patch for your muzzleloader or sharpening a pencil, this knife is a good choice. As the knife is used, the oils in your hands will be absorbed by the bone handle and will take on an aged patina that will be your very own. $7.00 |
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H&B Tomahawks and Throwing Knives are fine tools made of quality steel and are proven winners in competition throughout the Living History world. We are pleased to be able to offer them to our customers. |
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TH-006 Shawnee Standard Tomahawk with a finished hickory handle. Constructed with a high carbon 1095 tool steel bit and a mild steel body and eye. $60.00 |
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| TH-007 Squaw Slightly smaller head and handle, a lightweight tomahawk good for competition throwing events, general camp chores, trekking, and long hunts. $45.00 |
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TH-009 Medium Spike After many requests for a bigger handle, we now offer a Spike ‘Hawk with a handle the same size as the Shawnee Tomahawk. This makes the ‘hawk more manageable for a person with a large hand. $60.00 |
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| TH-010 Throwing Knife This is a large, well-balanced Throwing Knife of the style commonly used for ‘Hawk and Knife competitions. The leather slab handles are held in place by large Chicago rivets for ease of changing worn handles. This style of throwing knife has become standardized over the years and is a good choice for beginner or veteran alike. $60.00 |
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