You are selling functional weapons so I would guess some of these (or maybe all) are in fact prohibited.
Etsy policy:
Etsy prohibits the sale of knives that pose a risk of violence, such as those designed to be concealed or quickly deployed. We also prohibit any content that markets a knife as being intended for violence.
We prohibit the following:
- Knives with ejectable blades, such as ballistic knives, and knives with a blade that can be propelled by pressing a button
- Automatic opening knives, such as automatic switchblades and automatic OTF ("out-the-front") knives, with blades that telescope out from the handle via a spring
- Knives that open with centrifugal force, such as butterfly knives, balisong knives, and gravity knives
- Knives disguised as something else, such as sword canes or belt buckle knives
- Hidden hand blades, such as knuckleduster knives, throwing stars, and daggers with T-shaped handles, like push or punch daggers
- Any knife marketed as intended for violence. We don’t allow references within the listing title or details to the knife as an instrument for human or animal injury (with the exception of hunting knives). This includes describing an item as being intended for battle, personal protection, safety, or self defense. Violent content on the packaging, in listing photos, or on the item (blade or handle) itself is also prohibited.
A knife or bladed item which is not prohibited by these restrictions may be sold on Etsy, as long as it otherwise qualifies for sale and meets all applicable legal requirements in applicable jurisdictions, such as age verification upon delivery where required by law.
Kitchen knives, utility knives, hunting knives, ceremonial knives, letter openers, razors, and collectibles are allowed on Etsy. As mentioned above, knives may not be marketed as being intended for violence. Sellers may instead choose to describe the craft, hobby, or work-related purposes that the item serves.
