Ontario Knife Company
VerifiedAmerican knife manufacturer forging blades in Franklinville, New York since 1889. OKC makes the beloved Old Hickory carbon-steel kitchen knife line, military combat knives (including U.S. government-contract bayonets and field knives), and the RAT series of tactical fixed blades — all manufactured at their Franklinville, NY facility, in continuous operation since 1912.
Products by Ontario Knife Company
5 products listed
$50-$75OKC RAT-3 Fixed Blade Knife
The RAT-3 (Model 8665) is Ontario Knife Company's compact tactical fixed blade — a 3.88-inch drop-point 1095 carbon-steel blade with a black powder-coat finish, tan canvas Micarta handle, and full-tang construction. Built to military-grade specifications in Franklinville, NY and designed for bushcraft, survival, and field use.
$32-$45OKC SP-1 Marine Combat Knife
The SP-1 Marine Combat Knife (Model 8679) is an American military classic — a 7-inch 1095 carbon-steel clip-point blade with a black powder-coat finish, full-tang construction, Kraton rubber handle, and black nylon sheath. Manufactured in Franklinville, NY for decades and trusted by U.S. Marines and serious outdoorsmen.
$17-$22Old Hickory Household Boning Knife
The Old Hickory Boning Knife (Model 72-6) is a flexible 6-inch carbon-steel blade built for breaking down poultry, fish, and meat. Like all Old Hickory knives, it is made entirely in Franklinville, NY with 1075 carbon steel, a hardwood handle, and brass rivets. The narrow flexible blade navigates joints cleanly and re-sharpens in seconds on a steel.
$18-$25Old Hickory 8-Inch Cook Knife
OKC's Old Hickory 8-inch Cook Knife (Model 79-8 / 7045) is the workhorse of the Old Hickory kitchen line — a long high-carbon blade for chopping, slicing, and general prep. Made in Franklinville, NY with the same 1075 carbon steel and hardwood-and-brass-rivet construction that has defined the brand for a century.
$20-$26Old Hickory 7-Inch Butcher Knife
The Old Hickory 7-inch butcher knife (Model 7025) has been an American kitchen staple since OKC introduced the line in 1924. The blade is high-carbon 1075 steel, hand-finished with a bead-blasted satin surface, and fitted with a traditional hardwood handle secured by solid brass rivets — all made in Franklinville, NY. The carbon steel takes and holds a razor edge that stainless rarely matches.