Fixed Blade

This is a stunning knife made in Seki, Japan by Seizo Imai circa 1990s, that was made for his own personal brand, Imax. Made in the traditional Japanese Ken Nata style, this knife features a heavy 1/4" thick x 8" long chisel ground AUS-6 blade that is...

Hattori produced this knife in the early 1970s for Kenward, the main exporter of knives from Seki which later became Kencrest. It features a hefty 5/32" thick x 3.25" long AUS-8 blade (back in those days they marked it 440Hi-Stainless for lack of knowing...

This is stunning C. Jul. Herbertz Bowie knife. Made around 1980, this is a rare knife to see today and in this unused condition is even harder to find. It features a sturdy mirror polished 8" long blade made of 440 Rostfrei (Stainless) steel and has a...

This is an excellent quality vintage new old stock Meat Cleaver, made in Seki Japan. Finely crafted, this knife features a 6" long x 4" tall blade and weighs 1 lb. 4 oz. and has a rosewood handle. This knife is in vintage new condition and comes in the...

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...

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 6" blade is of high quality AUS-8 high-carbon...

This is a scarce Shergrip Sea-Buoy floating fishing knife made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1970s80s. It features a black and orange hollow handle that allows the knife to float if dropped in the water. The 6" blade is of high quality AUS-8...

This is a scarce Shergrip 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...

This is an original handmade Hattori fixed blade hunting knife, dating back to circa 1970s. Stored in the Hattori factory archives for decades, this highly collectible knife was only recently made available. Ichiro Hattori is one of the most widely known...

This is a lot of 6 vintage Valor throwing stars. Marked "Stainless Steel Japan" these have have eight points and are large, measuring 5 1/4" in diameter. Made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1980s, these are a no nonsense simple star, on the thinner...

This is a nice vintage Herbertz Rostfrei stainless steel fishing knife made circa 1970s. It features a Rosewood handle with brass pins and guard. It is unused by the consumer but has some light shelf wear or signs of aging. Great for a collection or use!...

Bigger is Always Better - at least that was the philosophy of famous Guns & Ammo writer Elmer Keith who called this knife "husky." Gill Hibben designed and made the original of this knife for Keith in the 1960s. Then, the design was produced in Japan for...

This Khyber knife was made in Seki, Japan by Tak Fukuta for Ka-Bar between 1976-1983, making this a very rare find in this condition! Khyber brand knives are high quality Japanese Ka-Bar knives that were imported from Japan between 1976-1983 by the Cole...

This is a stunning Civil War Samuel Wragg dirk replica, custom made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan circa 1980s for United Cutlery. It is very similar to other USA antique replica knives sold by Parker/Wostenholm during the same era which also used the same...

This is a high quality Browning hunting knife made in Japan in the late 1990s-early 2000s. It features Browning's lockback Swivel-Lok which allows the knife blade to be locked open for blade use, or half-way for saw use. The blade is AUS-8 with an...

This is a scarce Explorer dagger made by Tak Fukuta circa 1980 for Explorer. It features a stainless steel blade and bone handle (has small cracking) and brass guard/pins (may have tarnish). Comes with sturdy leather boot clip sheath (finish may be rough...