Daggers

This is a dive knife made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta circa 1970s, believed to have been made for Wenoka. It features a black plastic handle, and a stainless blade with saw teeth. Comes with a sheath. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese member of the...

This is a larger dive knife made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta circa 1970s, believed to have been made for Wenoka. It features a black dense rubber handle, and a polished blade with serrations and 6 inch ruler on the 7 inch long blade. Comes with a...

This is a dagger knife made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1990 for Boker Magnum. This is similar to other presentation knives he also made for Parker, with nickel silver guard and pommel. It is partially finished, with the handle being rough sanded...

This is the Haller folding push dagger, made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta for the market in Germany. It is a lockback in the open and half position. This knife features a thin stainless steel blade. A Seki, Japan warehouse find...

This is the Haller folding push dagger, made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta for the market in Germany. It is a lockback in the open and half position (it barely catches in the half way push dagger position - may need adjusted). This knife features a thin...

This is an unmarked factory sample prototype of a Frost dagger, made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta circa 1980s. The handles are colorful dymondwood and surgical steel blade. Sheath is a synthetic material. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese member of the...

This is an unbranded single of the same Haller push dagger that we have in another product listing. It is made in Seki, Japan for the market in Germany. Believed to be made by either Tak Fukuta or Seizo Imai. This knife features a thin stainless steel...

This is the Haller push dagger, made in Seki, Japan for the market in Germany. Believed to be made by either Tak Fukuta or Seizo Imai. This knife features a thin stainless steel blade. A Seki, Japan warehouse find...

This is a nice Explorer serrated dagger made in Seki, Japan circa 1980s by Kinryu. It features a synthetic handle with a stainless steel blade. Comes with molded sheath. Specs Brand/Model: Explorer Dagger Made...

This is a serrated fixed blade made by Kinryu in Seki, Japan circa 1980s for Fury. It features a rubber handle with 440 stainless steel blade. Comes with a black nylon sheath. Specs Brand/Model: Fury Fixed Blade Made...

This is a vintage Explorer prototype push dagger made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai circa 1980s-90s. It features an integral design and comes with a molded sheath. Seizo Imai was one Seki, Japan's finest craftsmen and most famous knifemakers of the modern...

This is a vintage Explorer prototype push dagger made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai circa 1980s. It features an integral design and comes with a molded sheath. Seizo Imai was one of Seki, Japan's finest craftsmen and most famous knifemakers of the modern...

This is a vintage Explorer prototype push dagger made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai circa 1980s-90s. It features an integral design and comes with a molded sheath. Seizo Imai was one Seki, Japan's finest craftsmen and most famous knifemakers of the modern...

This is a vintage Herbertz push dagger made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai circa 1980s. It features an integral design and comes with a molded sheath. Seizo Imai was one of Seki, Japan's finest craftsmen and most famous knifemakers of the modern era. His...

This is an incredible vintage old stock find! Patterned after the Harry McEvoy Tru Bal throwing knives, this Japanese version is a very good quality knife made with similar looks. Produced circa 1970s-80s. Recent find from a Japan Distributor warehouse...

This is a rare custom knife, made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta circa 1980s-1990s. It features a stacked leather handle with metal guard and butt with hand polished AUS-8 blade and custom tang stamp with Tak Fukuta's personal custom stamp and individually...

This is a scarce limited edition Seastyle commemorative knife made by Wenoka in Seki, Japan in 1993. It commemorates 50 years of scuba diving history and is a truly stunning work of art. It measures 12.5" long overall and features a mirror polished 1/4"...