Fixed Blade

The Outdoor Cooking series offers kitchen cutlery quality and design with a handle and sheath made to survive outdoor use. The blade features serrations on the top edge. The handle is black rubber and it comes with a black synthetic sheath.G. Sakai has...

The Outdoor Cooking series offers kitchen cutlery quality and design with a handle and sheath made to survive outdoor use. The blade is straight. The handle is black rubber and it comes with a black synthetic sheath.G. Sakai has produced quality knives...

The Alligator is a durable hunting knife knife that is made with attention to strength and usefulness. Inspired by traditional Japanese elements, this knife combines tough features and looks with G. Sakai elegant lines. The 0.198" thick VG-10 blade...

The Magnum G is a durable hunting bushcraft knife. Inspired by traditional Japanese elements, this knife combines tough features and looks with G. Sakai elegant lines. The 0.158" thick VG-1 core san mai blade offers both beauty and the durability you...

The overall design of this sturdy knife is intended to give excellent grip and durability to withstand the harsh winters experienced in the northern Hokkaido prefecture of Japan. In the native Hokkaido Ainu language, the name Kimun Kamuy refers to the...

The Ruoh King Dragon is made by Hiro Knives Co., Ltd. of Seki, Japan, under the supervision of Master craftsman and designer Masui Hiroaki. This is a nicely shaped fixed blade hunting knife. It measures 7.75" long overall and features a wood handle and a...

This is one of the best production made fillet knives of all time. Designed by Phillip Hoffman, founder of Lakota and Condor knives, this knife was made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai in the mid-1980s. The Condor 85SSG features a micarta handle, stainless...

If you are searching for an excellent quality hunter knifemaking project look no further. This fixed knife was made in Seki, Japan by Nakamura circa 1980s for BST. It comes with aging tarnish on blade, but can wipe off nearly completely by hand (this...

Kanetsune produced the exquisite "King of Dark" dagger in Seki, Japan circa 1980s under the North Man brand name and it was made by Toshi Fukuta, the brother of Tak Fukuta.. The elegantly designed and sturdy blade is 0.176" thick x 8.8" long and it...

This is a scarce Sea-Buoy floating fishing knife made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1970s-80s. It features a black and orange hollow handle that allows the knife to float if dropped in the water. The 5" blade is of high quality AUS-8 high-carbon...

This is a scarce Herbertz Sea-Buoy floating fishing knife made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1970s-80s. It features a black and orange hollow handle that allows the knife to float if dropped in the water. The 4.5" blade is of quality AUS-8...

This is a small skinner made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta for United, circa 1980s. It features a wood handle and stainless steel blade. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese member of the American Knife Maker's Guild, and apprentice to Bob Loveless. He hand...

This is a very nicely designed Rigid fixed blade knife made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta, circa 1980s. A great sturdy knife yet very thin and features a stainless steel blade that is etched to look like a forest with bucks running through it. It measures...

This knife was made by Hattori for Cold Steel circa 1990s. It features a 9" long blade and black rubber handle. A rare chance to own a part of Cold Steel history and produced by one of Seki's most renowned makers. A recent find from Seki, Japan...

This knife was made by Hattori for Kershaw circa 1980s but the handle remained unfinished, and the blade was never sharpened at the factory. A rare chance to own a part of Kershaw history and produced by one of Seki's most renowned makers. Recently found...

This knife blade was made by Hattori circa 1970s for G96. It features a sturdy 0.173" thick stainless steel blade. A rare chance to own a part of Seki knife making history and produced by one of Seki's most renowned makers. Recently found in the Hattori...

This is a knife blade blank made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1990s. This blank measures 7.25" long overall and the blade measures 3.25" long and is made of AUS-8A. Measures 0.91" thick. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese member of the American...

This knife was made by Hattori for Kershaw circa 1980s but remained unfinished. It features a 0.165" thick stainless steel blade. A rare chance to own a part of Kershaw history and produced by one of Seki's most renowned makers. This blade is tempered...

This knife was made by Hattori for Al Mar circa 1980s but remained unfinished. It is stamped Seki-Japan and features a 0.138" thick AUS6 stainless steel blade and a tapered tang handle. A rare chance to own a part of Al Mar history and produced by one of...

This is a knife blade blank made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan for Rigid circa 1980s. It measures 9.25" long overall and the blade measures 4.6" long. Some have the Japan tang stamp on back and others do not. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese member of...

This vintage Batman knife was made in Seki Japan circa 1970s. It has black stainless blades and handle and measures 3.5" from tip of blade to end of hilt. A recent find from the original distributor in Seki, Japan...

This is the Haller push dagger, made in Seki, Japan circa 1980s for the retail market in Germany (this one is missing the Haller etch on the front side or it may be faint). Believed to be made by either Tak Fukuta or Seizo Imai. This knife features a...

This vintage prototype survival tool was made in Seki, Japan circa 1980s for Fury. This one is sterile (missing branding etch) but is identical to the others we are offering with the etch. It comes with a sheath cover and lanyard hole in handle...

This vintage prototype survival tool was made in Seki, Japan circa 1980s for Fury. It still has the factory sample sticker/s on it. It comes with a sheath cover and lanyard hole in handle. Specs Brand/Model: Fury Survival...