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Welcome to Voodoo Daggers - the finest hand made knives for sale

Welcome to V oodoo Daggers, purveyors of hand made knives. VD grew out of a deep love... as it usually does ..., but ours was for knives and knife related gear (what were you thinking of?). We lean towards fancy folders and Japanese inspired knives such as Tanto's, Dashi's, Dao's, Aikuchi's, Kanagawa's, Karambit's, Kiridashi 's, Katana's, and Wakasashi's. We love anything with a Hamon! Here you will find what we believe to be some of the best examples of knives in their category, and some of the best prices available today.. Many purveyors buy our knives, and resell them somewhere else... so, buy them while they last. We also have knifemakers on staff making our branded Voodoo Dagger knives, and we have an extensive knife network learning about, and acquiring new knives all of the time. If there is something that you want, and don't see it here, often, we can either find it for you, or create it from raw steel.... and then, you too...

Steve Corkum Presentation Mako Dagger Knife. Serial #0 !!!

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The matching presentation knife to the Steve Corkum Dagger.  One of the finest examples of a Hamon we have ever seen.  Japanese wrap over real ruby red stingray skin with Steve's custom Kydex sheath. Clay tempered 1050 carbon steel with hand rubbed satin finished surface. Museum-quality solid Sterling Silver Menuki's from Fred Lohman in Portland, Or, he is the premier Japanese Samurai Sword restoration expert. Hand tied Turk's head knot. This knife is serial # 0.  Which means this is Steve's presentation grade knife.  Truly a one-of-a-kind. A highly visible and lively Hamon (temper line). Steve hand polished this blade to bring out the Hamon with the highest distinction possible.  Ask about the matching mate, The Dagger. Serial #0. 6" blade.  11" total length SOLD

RARE Cold Steel Imperial Tai Pan Dagger Knife San Mai Damascus

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Includes the Certificate Of Authenticity, the original black leather sheath, Cold Steel box, and original numbered tube.  The blade has been constructed in true San Mai fashion, with a hard stainless steel core supported by two multi-layered sheets of Damascus steel. These three pieces have been expertly hammer forged into one inseparable unit comprised of 161 layers of steel. Overall Length: 13" Blade Length: 7.5" Blade Material: 161 Layered San Mai Damascus Handle Material: Japanese wrapped Stingray skin; stainless guard and pommel Circa 2000 SOLD.