The Khyber knife is a historical knife associated with the Pashtun regions along the Khyber Pass, on the frontier between modern Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Distinguished by a hooked butt and a blade that is relatively broad at the hilt before gradually narrowing toward the tip, the Khyber knife was commonly used as a thrusting weapon, its design suited to powerful forward strikes rather than slashing.
This reproduction recreates that historical frontier knife form, suited to display or collection.






