The new knives are beautiful. Great job. But then you always do a wonderful job. TH
Great work on the San Diego Belduque! I will enjoy it. WC
Mediterranean Dirk |
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10" blade, carved walnut handle with a handstitched/brass tack sheath
$850 |
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Spanish Belduque |
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7" blade, desert ironwood handle with a handstitched/tacked sheath
$575 |
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Accoutrement Knife |
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7 3/4" blade, overall length 12 1/2". This is a shorter version of the knife
shown in the
book Accouterments by James R. Johnston on page 128
$475 |
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Spanish Belduque with Twisted Bolster |
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10 1/2" engraved blade with twisted bolster
desert ironwood handle and
handstitched sheath
$975 |
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These knives below can be ordered, just send us an email
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let us
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San Diego Belduque |
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This knife was created to replicate one recently found in Old Mexico, in the
desert of
Casas Grandes, Chihuahua at the Hacienda de San Diego formerly
owned by Don Luis Terrazas. The overall knife is approximately 14" long;
the blade is 10" long with the unique double bolster handle which is
4" long and made of desert ironwood or antique bone.
$1800 |
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Long Hunters Knife |
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8 to 11" blade with antler handle and hand stitched sheath
$475 |
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Skinning Knife (ca. 1840's) |
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Blade 7 1/2" with a tack sheath
$400.00 |
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Dog Bone Bowie (ca 1830's) |
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DeLaRonde Forge creates a variety of styles of knives. The
"Dog Bone Bowie"
was a popular style of the 1830's
and is
reproduced here for the discriminating
re-enactor.
L to R: 8" blade $725, 10" blade $875, 6" blade $675 |
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Sheffield Bowie (ca 1840's) |
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Knives such as these were imported into this country in large numbers
during the mid to late 1800's. They were used extensively in settling the West.
Stag, bone or wood handle; nickel silver, brass or iron quillion (please specify)
6" Bowie - $450 and 8" Bowie $525
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The Forrest Bowie (ca 1829) |
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Now believed by many experts to be THE original Bowie Knife. In 1829, James Bowie presented this knife to Edwin Forrest, a noted actor of the period and close personal friend. (The infamous "Sandbar Duel" took place in 1827.)
The original knife sold at auction in 1997 for $145,000. The blade measures 12 3/16" x 1 11/16" with no false edge.
$1,800
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Spanish Belduque |

These knives are replicas of the Spanish Belduques.
Notice the 250 layer damascus of the center belduque
and the beautiful mastadon ivory handle with the
silver pommel, a true collector's edition
L to R: 10" blade with horn handle $975
Onate Damascus Cuarto Centennario with mastadon
ivory handle ($price on request)
9" belduque with horn handle $825 |
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All orders will be shipped Priority Mail insured. |