A.G. Russell Knives

This miniature is a fine replica of one of the most recognizable items offered by English and French traders to Native Americans in the early colonial period. The pipe hawk combined an effective tool or weapon with a means of participating in the peace pipe ceremony.

The M9 bayonet was built by Buck® Knives for the military in the early 1980s and was quickly introduced into the consumer market. Buck's contract to manufacture the M9 lasted only a short time then the contract was opened up to the lowest bidder.

Most Military knife enthusiasts will recognize this as the M6 Bayonet. Designed by the U.S. Military for the M14 rifle, the M6 Bayonet was introduced in 1957, the same year the rifle was introduced. It is the only bayonet made for the M14 and the only other rifle it will fit is the civilian version of the M14, the M1A.

There are a handful of custom knifemakers who craft tiny, miniature knives as highly collectible works of art. These are beautiful and functional knives that can be opened, closed, sharpened and used, or placed in your collection of miniature knives.

There are a handful of custom knifemakers who craft tiny, miniature knives as highly collectible works of art. These are beautiful and functional knives that can be opened, closed, sharpened and used, or placed in your collection of miniature knives.

For the past couple of years, we have offered a series of traditional style, fixed blade, miniature knives from Wrangler®. These have consisted of three slightly different Bowie knives. For those of you with an interest toward military knives,