Gil Hibben Elite Old West Sword Cane

$199.99
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33350 #41 GH5045
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • INTRICATE BLADE DETAIL: 14 3/4" stainless steel blade features decorative file work for a custom look.
  • QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Durable wood shaft with polished steel components and linen Micarta grip.
  • DECORATIVE HANDLE: Chrome-plated with gold inlay, shaped for comfort and visual appeal.
  • CONCEALED ACCESS: Push-button system allows fast, effortless blade reveal when needed.
  • CRAFTED FOR DISPLAY: A carefully made cane that highlights Hibben’s renowned artistry.
Gil Hibben Elite Old West Sword Cane
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: NY, MA, CA
  • INTRICATE BLADE DETAIL: 14 3/4" stainless steel blade features decorative file work for a custom look.
  • QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Durable wood shaft with polished steel components and linen Micarta grip.
  • DECORATIVE HANDLE: Chrome-plated with gold inlay, shaped for comfort and visual appeal.
  • CONCEALED ACCESS: Push-button system allows fast, effortless blade reveal when needed.
  • CRAFTED FOR DISPLAY: A carefully made cane that highlights Hibben’s renowned artistry.
$199.99
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The Gil Hibben Elite Old West Sword Cane is crafted with an eye for tradition and a commitment to precision. Its 14 3/4" 3Cr13 stainless steel blade, detailed with custom diamondback file work, delivers both strength and artistic character. Housed within a solid wood shaft, the cane is finished with stainless steel fittings and a linen Micarta grip for lasting quality and a refined touch. The handle’s chrome-plated surface, accented by gold-plated inlay, offers a firm, comfortable hold. A discreet push-button mechanism reveals the concealed blade quickly and smoothly. Whether appreciated for its craftsmanship or carried for its functionality, this sword cane represents the skill and attention to detail for which Gil Hibben is known.

Overall rating: 4.142857 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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Stylish

"A former Cold Steel dealer, I have all the Cold Steel sword canes and love them. But wanted something more stylish. This certainly qualifies ! I was torn between this and the Gil Hibben Custom. I’m glad I chose this one because although it is heavy, the handle provides guidance in edge alignment and in knowing where the button release is without fumbling for it. Now that I know it is quality work I may get the Custom cane as well."

David S. (5/5)

Top Heavy

"The bottom of this cane should be weighted to counteract all the metal in the handle. I have no idea where I'm going to find a can tip for this."

Thomas B. (3/5)

More than satisfied.

"I was reluctant to order but when it arrived WOW. A great piece, well made, hefty but not heavy. Something I want to stay in the family, I am 78 and have within a week willed it to my son."

Michael M. (5/5)

Great

"Great piece of equipment, very happy with the workmanship and quality."

Andrew S. (5/5)

Cane with Knife enclosed

"This is a quality product that I would sure buy again. I have purchased Hibben's products before so I figured it would be top quality and it sure is. I have received many complements on what a beautiful cane this is and no one can tell of the hidden protection that it has, perfect."

Conrad (5/5)

Very disappointing, shaft is not even straight.

"No quality control whatsoever, scratched, dinged and shaft is not straight upon arrival."

Robert R. (1/5)

Quality

"Received my can looks great but needed to shorten about 3" and was no problem on the dull side but a little sharpening toke care of that. There is a bit of rattling but all said an done is a great looking can. Would definitely recommend this one"

Mike G. (5/5)

Q&A

Can a better/wider foot be installed ?
While we do not sell them, if you're able to locate one that would fit, you can put it on there. There should not be any issue with that.
A customer named stated that he shortened the length of the cane. I would like to do that as well. But I wonder how Mike G did it. Once the length of the cane was trimmed, did the cap on the bottom still fit? BTW, is the that bottom cap plastic or metal? Can the cap be glued back on to the shortened (and wider) cane? Can anyone help me with any information about this? Thanks so much, B. Smith
Unfortunately, we do not recommend cutting these sword canes down however if you do modify in any way, the warranty is voided. You would not be able to return.