Knifemaking

The Rhino K15/44 is a scarce model and a quality copy of the Gerber Magnum produced in the same 1970s era. This knife blade came from the the Seizo Imai factory in Seki, japan. The blade was never sharpened. The mirror polished blade has some staining...

The Wenoka 4580 is a scarce model and a quality copy of the Gerber Magnum produced in the same 1970s era. This knife blade came from the the Seizo Imai factory in Seki, japan. The blade was never sharpened. The mirror polished blade has some staining...

The Rhino K15 is a scarce model and a quality copy of the Gerber Magnum produced in the same 1970s era. This knife was partially completed at the Seizo Imai factory in Seki, japan. The blade was never sharpened. The backspring side of handle is sanded,...

The Wenoka 4580 is a scarce model and a quality copy of the Gerber Magnum produced in the same 1970s era. This knife was partially completed at the Seizo Imai factory in Seki, japan. The blade was never sharpened. The handle needs shaped/completed and...

The Wenoka 4580 is a scarce model and a quality copy of the Gerber Magnum produced in the same 1970s era. This knife was partially completed at the Seizo Imai factory in Seki, japan. The blade was never sharpened. The handle needs shaped/completed and...

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 a carbon steel Schrade knife guard in unused old stock condition from the Schrade factory at Ellenville, NY which closed in 2004. This was made to fit the M-7S combat knife (as shown in the last picture). It is designed to double as a phillips...

This is a knife blade blank made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan for Rigid circa 1980s. It measures 5/32" thick and is 13.5" long overall and the blade measures 9.125" long. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese member of the American Kife Maker's Guild, and...

This knife blade blank was made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1980s-90s and features his own Tak Fukuta tang stamp. It is perfect for a small knife, measuring 5.5" long overall with a 2" long blade. Blade is flat and will need the blade ground,...

This is a well designed knife blade blank made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan for Explorer circa 1980s. It measures 8.12" long overall and the blade measures 3.25" long and is made of polished AUS-8. Blade only, no guard. Tak Fukuta was the first Japanese...

This is a vintage Ever-Trust mini compass made in Japan. Compass red synthetic and measures 1"x 1." This compass is in working condition. Specs Brand/Model: Ever-Trust Mini Compass No. 700 Made...

This is a vintage compass made in Japan. Compass is working and has a Lanyard. Specs Brand/Model: Japan Compass Made in: Japan Condition: With handling wear Year...

This is a vintage compass parts lot made in Japan. This lot contains 60 pieces in total. Not all work properly Specs Brand/Model: Japan Compass Made in: Japan Condition: Old replacement parts...

This is a emergency survival kit that we acquired from Japan that was used to include with survival knives produced there in the 1980s. Include with your vintage survival knife to replace a lost kit. Or throw it in your backpack, or car and forget about...

This is a vintage compass parts lot made in Japan (one is West Germany). This lot contains 58 pieces in total (one is a thermometer). Not all work properly Specs Brand/Model: Japan Compass Made...

This handle part was produced by Hattori for the Cold Steel tanto that the factory produced during the 1980s-90s. It is black rubber and measures 4.37" long by 1.18" wide. Specs Brand/Model: Hattori produced tanto...

This is a set of thumb studs made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai for his custom knives. The dimensions of the outer portion of one side is 0.196 x 0.25". The center diameter is tapered from 0.155" to 0.45". It would work for a blade about .148 to .195"...

This is a set of thumb studs made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai for the Blackjack Mamba and his custom knives. The dimensions of the outer portion of one side is 0.239 x 0.158". The center diameter measures approximately 0.155". It would work for a blade...

This is a vintage folding knife made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai circa 1980s for Explorer. The Sharpfinger is nicely shaped, and this makes a great pocket knife. It comes in the original box. Seizo Imai was one Seki, Japan's finest craftsmen and most...

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. This one was partially finished at the factory. This...

This corkscrew would be great for your next knifemaking project or as a replacement part. It is unused old stock, made at the Schrade factory in Ellenville, NY, before it closed in 2004. It measures 1.78" long and 0.285" diameter. The flat area is 0.081"...

This folding knife was made in Seki, Japan by Nakamura circa 1980s for BST. It is a great quality folding knife. It measures 2.75" long closed and features a stainless handle and 440 stainless steel blades. A recent Nakamura factory find...

This folding knife was made in Seki, Japan by Nakamura circa 1980s for Compass Industries. The handle is near finished and needs a little sanding and then final buffing to complete. It measures 3.25" long closed and features a stainless handle and 440...

This folding knife was made in Seki, Japan by Nakamura circa 1980s for BST. The handle is near finished and needs a little sanding and then final buffing to complete. It measures 3.25" long closed and features a stainless handle and 440 stainless steel...