This is a rare and collectible Bonsa (Bontgen Sabin) fixed-blade knife made in Solingen, Germany, the renowned home of fine knife-making. Established in 1876, Bonsa crafted exceptional knives, razors, and tools until the company's closure in 1982. This vintage piece features a stag-style handle, a durable blade, and hallmark Solingen craftsmanship. Included with the knife is an Edge Brand leather sheath, which, while not original to the knife, complements it well for display and protection. Key Features: Manufacturer: Bonsa (Bontgen Sabin) Markings: Stamped ?Bonsa Solingen Germany? on the blade Blade Type: Fixed blade with a sharp, classic profile Handle: Stag-style handle with a natural textured grip Sheath: Edge Brand leather sheath in good vintage condition Length: blade= 5", overall= 9" Era: Likely early to mid-20th century Historical Significance: Bonsa knives are highly regarded among collectors for their quality and innovation. The company operated from 1876 to 1982, making their products increasingly rare. This piece reflects the craftsmanship of early to mid-20th-century Solingen knife-making. Why This Knife is Special: Rare Bonsa knife from Solingen, Germany Stag-style handle and quality materials Edge Brand sheath adds functional value and protection Ideal for collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, or as a display piece Shipping: The knife and sheath will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery. Disclaimer: This is a vintage, pre-owned knife and is being sold as-is. While I do my best to describe the condition accurately, please note that vintage knives may show signs of age, including patina, minor rust, scratches, handle wear, or blade imperfections. Any notable flaws will be mentioned in the description and shown in photos. Please review all images carefully before purchasing. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. No returns accepted on vintage items.