The Classic Vintage 1970s Era Gerber G. Sakai Ebony Folding Hunter...
The Gerber Ebony Folding Hunter Series are truly stunning. These knives are rather scarce today since they made them for only a short time....
Attack Rescue Survive – By Custom Knifemaker Alex Shunnarah
Alex Shunnarah is no stranger to the knife industry. He chose knife making as a career at the age of 14 and has never...
Visit to knifemakers of Seki: Kiku Matsuda, Seizo Imai
In Seki, we visited the new factory of master knifemaker Kiku Matsuda. Located on a busy street in Seki, but with a private and...
Seen One of These Lately? The 1995 Custom David Yellowhorse SOG...
Way back in 1995 – and how far “way back” is depends on how old you are – David Yellowhorse did some amazing custom...
Legendary Knifemaker Leroy Remer and His Buck 904 Subhilt Bowie Design
Maybe you have never heard of Leroy Remer, but chances are you have seen The Highlander, or even more likely, The Hobbit. Leroy has...
Kiku Matsuda Knives available NOW! Custom Made in Seki, Japan
We now have a nice selection of Kiku knives online! Please TAKE A LOOK at these awesome knives, handcrafted by Kiku Matsuda, you wont...
Why do the Vintage G96 Japan Knives Look Like Buck Knives?
We recently got a rare opportunity to acquire some new old stock G96 fillet knives from Ichiro Hattori in Seki, Japan. This got us...
Jake Hoback Knives – Custom made in the USA
Anyone who discovers Jake Hoback knives for the first time will be stunned. These are all strong, durable, and dependable tools - they look...
The Original Blade Changer: 1957 Space Age Survival Knife
Lots of shiny metal and strange looking “high tech” gadgets. That’s the way we often characterize the...
Is There a Difference Between the Phrobis M9 and Buck 188 Bayonets?
The short answer to the question is no, there is not a difference between these bayonets. Why?...
The Classic Vintage 1970s Era Gerber G. Sakai Ebony Folding Hunter Knives
The Gerber Ebony Folding Hunter Series are truly stunning. These knives are rather scarce today since they...
An American Knife Company Remembered: Olsen OK Howard City, Michigan
The Olsen Knife Company is a classic American knife making brand. They originated in Howard City, Michigan...
Why do the Vintage G96 Japan Knives Look Like Buck Knives?
We recently got a rare opportunity to acquire some new old stock G96 fillet knives from Ichiro...
The Original Blade Changer: 1957 Space Age Survival Knife
Lots of shiny metal and strange looking “high tech” gadgets. That’s the way we often characterize the future in movies, or at least we...
