Our selection of all Knives, Daggers, Athames and Bolines complete with descriptions,
can be seen and ordered by following the links on the main page.

Athames
We offer a choice of blade types :- Polished Black or Polished.

Our unique range of Athames include the 5000 year old English Bog Oak on selected hafts. This wood is extracted from the peat bogs in the mysterious Fenns district of East Anglia and is assembled in Norfolk. Each Haft is individually turned in the traditional manner making your Athame completely unique. Our Athames have solid bronze pommels (large or small) and cross guards, we also offer Nickel or we can also supply the same in Hallmarked Solid Sterling Silver


Our Range Of Exclusive Athames and Bolines.

This is our Damascus
bladed Athame, it is spectacular!

Each Athame is supplied with a plain or black veg tanned leather sheath and a belt loop.

Bolines

Traditional Bronze Boline

Our exclusive design, we listen to our customers!
Your bronze boline is cast by the traditional lost wax method, it is supplied decorated and polished but remember if you sharpen it, it will not stay sharp for long, so make good use of each sharpening.
What better wood than Rowan (Moutain Ash) for your white knife (fig 1)

The overall length is 8 1/4 inches.

 

But our usual choice of traditional English woods are available, Yew illustrated (fig 2)

 

 

Your new boline will be assembled to your personal requirements.
Bronze Pentagram Pommel and now, Hallmarked Solid Sterling Silver.

Hallmarked Solid Sterling Silver Boline

Exquisite and Unique

 

The Harvester Boline

When durability and sharpness is important, the Harvester is essential. It has a 4 1/2 inch Stainless Steel blade, bronze furnishings with a pentagram pommel and your choice of wooden haft, Rowan pictured (fig 3). The overall length is 9 inches

Supplied with 3/4 veg tan sheath in black or brown.

DAMASCUS

Ostara



Ostara is similar in size and shape to the Harvester, with the similar furnishings.

The Redhead blunt

 

After a battlefield injury, some Norfolk re-enactors were prompted to seek methods of making archery in re-enactment safer. Most battles would not be complete without a shower or two of expertly placed arrows so the protection of both public and participants has become even more important. Re-enactor Gary Robinson fell victim to someone using a blunted arrow that had already struck a shield at close range. This unfortunate incident occurred when the arrow shaft drove through the rubber casing striking Gary's head causing unintentional damage and scarring him for life. This prompted Rod Matless, the driving force and head designer behind Interknife to investigate alternative protection methods for the largely accepted rubber blunts already in use. The result is Redheads. They feature 12mm of rubber up front, reinforced walls and no noticeable drop in performance. The arrow shaft is far less likely to burst through on impact with solid objects. "What we have come up with is a product that will last longer, is safer in normal use and is better value than most alternatives." Gaining in popularity with Field archers because of the increased accuracy. It must be stressed that any arrow is potentially lethal and the archer is ultimately responsible for where the arrow strikes. Please check with your club or society and follow its guidelines on shooting training. Redheads were introduced in May 1999 at the Cressing Temple re-enactors market. They will be on sale at most major events, from us On-line or from other reputable suppliers .

Interknife is seeking more European distributors for Redheads, dealing in traditional archery supplies.

The Baselard
The ever popular Baselard has been with us for some time we have recently developed our own version of this very versatile weapon.