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1800's Bowie Knife by James Rodgers, Royal Cutlery, Sheffield, England: This Bowie knife, produced by the renowned Sheffield maker James Rodgers, represents the height of 19th-century Anglo-American cutlery craftsmanship. The blade bears the stamped mark “JAMES RODGERS

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Bowie Knife by James Rodgers, Royal Cutlery, Sheffield, England

Est. $2,000-$3,000

1800's American Bowie Knife by M. Price, San Francisco, with Studded Bone Grip and Metal Sheath: This late 19th-century Bowie knife is marked “M. Price, San Francisco,” identifying it as a product of a Western American maker operating during a period of rapid expansion and frontier develo

Apr 06, 2026

1800's American Bowie Knife by M. Price, San Francisco, with Studded Bone Grip and Metal Sheath

Est. $3,000-$5,000

1800's Hudson’s Bay Company Trade Knife (“Dag Knife??), 19th Century: This 19th-century trade knife, commonly referred to as a “dag knife,” is attributed to the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), one of the most influential fur trading enterprises in North America. M

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Hudson’s Bay Company Trade Knife (“Dag Knife??), 19th Century

Est. $1,000-$2,000

1800's Lockwood Brothers Bowie Knife, Sheffield, England, Mid–Late 19th Century: This Bowie knife, produced by Lockwood Brothers of Sheffield, England, dates to the mid–late 19th century and exemplifies the transatlantic trade in edged weapons during the era of American westward

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Lockwood Brothers Bowie Knife, Sheffield, England, Mid–Late 19th Century

Est. $2,000-$3,000

1800's Native American Hand Painted Rawhide Knife Sheath with Geometric Motifs, Plains Culture: This hand-painted rawhide sheath exemplifies the artistic and functional traditions of Plains Native American cultures. Formed from stiffened hide and stitched along the edges, the sheath was designed

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Hand Painted Rawhide Knife Sheath with Geometric Motifs, Plains Culture

Est. $500-$1,000

1800's Native American Decorated Animal Jaw Knife with Beaded Medallion and Feather Drop, Plains: This striking object is fashioned from an animal jawbone—likely deer or similar ungulate—creatively adapted into a knife form. A steel blade has been inserted into the upper portion of the jaw, tr

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Decorated Animal Jaw Knife with Beaded Medallion and Feather Drop, Plains

Est. $500-$1,000

5" Early 1800's Folding Lockback Knife, Hand Made: 5" Early 1800's Folding Lockback Knife, Hand Made

Apr 12, 2026

5" Early 1800's Folding Lockback Knife, Hand Made

Heartland Artifact Auctions

Est. $15-$10,000

Bone Tool: Marvelous knife maker dated from the 1700s - 1800s. Bone tobacco pipe cleaning tool to remove residue. Unique creations were used such as flattening porcupine quills. Use for bead and quill work. Like

Apr 09, 2026

Great Lakes Auctions

Est. $10-$20

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