I have for sale 2 x Hattori Limited Edition "Knives of the Year" from 2009 and 2011.
The 2009 is number 163 of 200, the 2011 is 45 of 200.
Both are in pristine condition having never been used and come with their original leather sheaths.
I am looking for USD $450 per knife or USD $700 for the pair. Keen to sell - no trades - and will consider any sensible offers.
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Further details as follows http://hattoricollector.com/hattori-knife-of-the-year-limited-editions/
Ichiro Hattori (Born 1939-)is a renowned knife maker in the city of Seki, Gifu Prefecture Japan. He was born into a knife maker family and began his craft at the age of 18 in his father’s factory “Masahiro”, founded in 1932 and still one of Japan’s largest makers of culinary knives as one of the well known “3M”s (Masahiro, Masamoto, Misono). In 1971, Ichiro Hattori started his own business Hattori Hamono K.K. (Hattori Cutlery Co., Ltd.) to pursue his interest in sporting knives.
Ichiro Hattori’s name is well known among those in the knife industry for his OEM work for major U.S. Knife companies starting in the 1970s when Peter Kershaw contracted with him to produce the 10×0 series of fixed blades such as the Deerhunter, Elkhunter, Moosehunter series as well as the classic 1050 Folding Field, and the Model 1070 Trooper and Special Agent daggers as well. Browning also had Hattori make their classic Sportsman series of fixed and folding hunting knives such as the 3718 and 506. In 1983 Browning planned to create a limited edition damascus knife and Ichiro Hattori was involved in the creation of a knife made using Stainless Steel and Nickel Silver forge welded in layers. This was designated Browning model 3816 Double Edged Damascus Hunter and was produced for a mere two years 1984/85 before rising costs forced it’s termination in 1986/87.
The 2009 is number 163 of 200, the 2011 is 45 of 200.
Both are in pristine condition having never been used and come with their original leather sheaths.
I am looking for USD $450 per knife or USD $700 for the pair. Keen to sell - no trades - and will consider any sensible offers.
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Further details as follows http://hattoricollector.com/hattori-knife-of-the-year-limited-editions/
Ichiro Hattori (Born 1939-)is a renowned knife maker in the city of Seki, Gifu Prefecture Japan. He was born into a knife maker family and began his craft at the age of 18 in his father’s factory “Masahiro”, founded in 1932 and still one of Japan’s largest makers of culinary knives as one of the well known “3M”s (Masahiro, Masamoto, Misono). In 1971, Ichiro Hattori started his own business Hattori Hamono K.K. (Hattori Cutlery Co., Ltd.) to pursue his interest in sporting knives.
Ichiro Hattori’s name is well known among those in the knife industry for his OEM work for major U.S. Knife companies starting in the 1970s when Peter Kershaw contracted with him to produce the 10×0 series of fixed blades such as the Deerhunter, Elkhunter, Moosehunter series as well as the classic 1050 Folding Field, and the Model 1070 Trooper and Special Agent daggers as well. Browning also had Hattori make their classic Sportsman series of fixed and folding hunting knives such as the 3718 and 506. In 1983 Browning planned to create a limited edition damascus knife and Ichiro Hattori was involved in the creation of a knife made using Stainless Steel and Nickel Silver forge welded in layers. This was designated Browning model 3816 Double Edged Damascus Hunter and was produced for a mere two years 1984/85 before rising costs forced it’s termination in 1986/87.
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