Fixed Blade

This is a unique Theater knife made with "The Burns Bread Knife" which has a patent date of 1922. It features a lucite/leather handle with aluminum guard and pommel. It measures 14.06" long overall and has a 9.126" long blade...

This is a vintage Imperial fillet knife from circa 1970s. Made in the USA. This is new old stock from a closed store. Specs Brand/Model: Imperial Fish Fillet Made in: United...

This is a limited edition Schrade from 1990, featuring a scrimshawed handle. Made in the USA. This is new old stock from a closed store. Specs Brand/Model: Schrade 502SC Made in: United...

This is a nice vintage letter opener made in Seki, Japan circa 1970s. It features a stainless steel blade with plastic handle and sheath. This is a factory sample prototype with original factory sticker. A recent find from a closed distributor in Seki...

This knife was made in Seki, Japan circa 1970s for Open Road. It measures 11.87" long overall and features a synthetic handle with a spoon scoop, and a sturdy 6" long 440 stainless steel blade. Specs Brand/Model: Open...

This is a vintage hunting knife made in Seki, Japan circa 1950s. It features a jigged bone handle with steel bolsters and carbon steel blade. Comes with sheath. A recent find from a closed distributor warehouse in Seki, Japan...

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. The...

Takeshi Saji's traditional hammer forging techniques and his considerable experience in the production of custom-designed outdoor knives have enabled him to produce this line of outstanding kitchen knives. This knife features a VG-10 core forged Nickel...

Takeshi Saji's traditional hammer forging techniques and his considerable experience in the production of custom-designed outdoor knives have enabled him to produce this line of outstanding kitchen knives. This knife features a VG-10 core forged Nickel...

Give your kitchen a vintage look and impress your friends with this great looking knife, made in Seki, Japan circa 1970s. Great for use as a steak knife, or a multi-purpose cutlery knife. Not only is this knife stunning with the brass handle with wood...

Give your kitchen a vintage look and impress your friends with this great looking knife, made in Seki, Japan circa 1970s. This is a factory sample prototype and the factory sticker is still on the handle. Great for use as a steak knife, or a...

It is difficult to describe how awesome this knife is. From its aggressive design and massive heft to its overall great looks, this is truly a stunning piece to add to any collection. Made to commemorate "The Birth of Sport Diving" in 1942, this Silver...

This is a stunning ornate Parker fixed blade made by Tak Fukuta in Seki, Japan for Parker circa 1980s. The serial number 469 is etched on the blade. It has a stainless steel blade and buffalo horn handle. Measures 14.75" long overall and has a 10.125"...

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 an original Condor model 79 fixed blade knife sheath, made in Seki, Japan circa 1980s. It measures 2.4" wide x 9.875" long overall. The top opening measures 1.6" wide and the possible blade length is up to 5" long, perhaps a little more. Great to...

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...