Knife Collecting

Daggers have struck home the U.S. military's point from the trenches of Europe to the jungles of Vietnam. Through the years, the military dagger has...

Four custom makers push the boundaries of the tried-and-true cleaver. An inclination toward the kitchen and a desire to design and deliver cutlery used on...

From historic clashes to modern conflict, these fierce custom blades prove there is still a profound amount of art in the tools of war.

Daring little dagger takes a stab as a defensive secondary.

Harvey McBurnette etched his name in high-dollar knife sales.

Tips and tricks to get the most out of attending a knife show.

Three highly coveted firearms modified by the Cutlery Hall of Fame® legend—including his "de-fanged" Colt Commanders—head to Rock Island Auction. While the late Bob Loveless...

Hu takes the Vinland Saga’s famous daggers from screen to steel.

Aesthetically and mechanically challenging flipper designs that shine.

The 12th president was and is a hot knife commodity. See what we said about the Zachary Taylor bowie.

Truly an American design, the bowie continues to inspire today’s makers

Custom knives came of age as collectables in the ’80s and ’90s.

Don’t overlook small tactical fixed blades for everyday carry.

There is plenty of lore surrounding traditional Japanese Swords, but do the master makers' time-tested methods equal modern steel advancements?

BLADE Magazine Cutlery Hall-of-Fame® member Buster Warenski was the subject of an extensive six-page profile a half century ago in the January/February 1976 issue...