Böker Damast Annual Knife 2026
The Boker Damast Annual Knife 2026 combines 160-layer ladder Damascus, a high-quality carbon handle, and Solingen craftsmanship in an exclusive special edition. Inspired by Lucas Burnley's Kihon Bifold and limited...
Annual Knives
Exclusively crafted. Created for generations.
Since 1980, we have produced strictly limited special editions of one of our most popular models every year. The Boker Damascus Annual Knife has always been distinguished by the use of exquisite, exceptional handle materials and particularly high-quality Damascus steel. The first Annual Knife was also the first knife from our manufactory with such a blade. Over the years, a wide variety of models have been released as Damascus Annual Knives, and many enthusiastic collectors have numerous editions in their display cases. Here you will find a complete overview of all Damascus Annual Knives
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2025
The Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2025 reinterprets the classic trapper as a modern gentleman's folder. 100-layer Damascus steel, titanium, and a limited edition of 999 pieces characterize this exclusive collector's...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2024
The Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2024 offers a modern interpretation of the classic Barlow design. Black Boomerang Damascus steel, titanium, and Fatcarbon characterize this collector's knife, which is limited to...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2023
The Damascus annual knife offers a modern interpretation of the classic pen knife. Damasteel® in the "Odin Eye" pattern, G10 steel, and the limited edition of 999 pieces define this...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2022
The Böker Damascus Annual Knife combines a lightweight slipjoint design with exceptional materials. Chad Nichols Damascus steel and 5500-year-old bog oak make it an exclusive collector's item in a limited...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2021
The 2021 Damascus annual knife reinterprets the slim Trapper Uno. Ripple Damascus steel, figured maple, and the limited edition of 999 pieces combine collector's value with Solingen tradition and social...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2020
The Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2020 reinterprets the classic 1906 model. Scrambled Damascus steel, traditional materials, and a limited edition of 999 pieces characterize this modern traditional knife.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2019
The 2019 Damascus annual knife is based on the popular Junior Scout. Its Damasteel blade, grenadilla wood handle, and limited edition of 999 pieces make it an elegant collector's item...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2018
The 2018 Damascus annual knife reinterprets the classic Böker Mono hunting knife. Boomerang Damascus steel, desert ironwood, and a limited edition of 999 pieces combine collector's value with genuine hunting...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2017
The 2017 Damascus annual knife combines classic blacksmithing techniques with modern high-tech materials. Scrambled Damascus steel, carbon fiber, and the limited edition of 999 pieces make it a striking collector's...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2016
The Böker Boy Scout is being released for the first time as a Damascus steel annual edition knife. Ripple Damascus steel by Chad Nichols, grenadilla wood handle, and a limited...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2015
The 2015 Damascus annual knife combines Boomerang Damascus steel by Chad Nichols with a design by Armin Stütz. Grenadilla wood and the limited edition of 999 pieces underscore its elegant...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2014
The Damascus annual knife is aimed at lovers of classic vintner-style pocket knives. Boomerang Damascus steel, grenadilla wood, and the limited edition of 999 pieces combine tradition and everyday practicality.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2013
The 2013 Damascus annual knife combines modern Ansø design with classic knifemaking. Riptide Damascus steel and desert ironwood characterize this collector's knife, limited to 999 pieces.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2012
The 2012 Damascus Annual Knife combines classic Hunter design with hand-forged ladder Damascus steel. Premium materials and the limited production run of 999 pieces underscore its collector's value.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2011
The 2011 Damascus Annual Knife breaks new ground with the "Thorn" design by Jim Burke. Raindrop Damascus steel, desert ironwood handle, and a limited edition of 999 pieces make it...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2010
The 2010 Damascus annual knife adopts the classic Canoe style. Typhoon Damascus steel and exquisite walnut burl wood make it a collector's item steeped in tradition.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2009
The Damascus annual knife is based on the Titan Defender by Armin Stütz. Explosion Damascus steel, titanium, and grenadilla wood characterize this powerful collector's knife, limited to 999 pieces.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2008
The 2008 Damascus Annual Knife features pure Damascus steel in an exceptional combination of materials. Its 300-layer blade, bog oak handle, and limited edition of 999 pieces make it an...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2007
The 2007 Damascus annual knife combines traditional blacksmithing craftsmanship with modern technology. Different types of Damascus steel, titanium, and the limited production run of 999 pieces make it particularly exceptional....
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2006
The Damascus annual knife showcases wild Damascus steel with a wood grain structure for the first time at Böker. Exclusive materials, a unique blade design, and a limited edition of...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2005
The 2005 Damascus annual knife sets new standards with bolsters made of sintered, stainless Damascus steel. Its 300-layer blade, olive wood handle, and limited edition of 999 pieces make it...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2004
The Copperliner combines Böker tradition with modern locking technology. 300-layer Damascus steel, premium materials, and a limited edition of 999 pieces characterize this collector's knife.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2003
A special Damascus steel collector's knife with a 300-layer blade and a precisely crafted rosewood handle by Karl Nill. Limited to 999 pieces and a classic design without a clip,...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2002
An elegantly crafted Damascus steel collector's knife with a 300-layer blade and premium materials. Its classic design, backlock mechanism, and limited edition of 999 pieces make it particularly desirable.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2001
A classic Damascus steel collector's knife with a 300-layer blade and premium materials. The lock-back mechanism and the worldwide limitation to 999 pieces underscore its exclusivity.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 2000
The Damascus Annual Knife 2000 combines the classic Michael Walker design with 300-layer Damascus steel. Natural materials and the limited edition of 999 pieces underscore its traditional character.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1999
The Walker Bend design has been impressively realized as a Damascus steel annual knife. 300-layer Sachse Damascus steel, stainless steel bolsters, and Makassar ebony make it an elegant, limited-edition collector's...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1998
An exceptional Damascus steel model that combines 300-layer Sachse Damascus steel with a newly designed titanium handle. Its limited edition status and intricate details make it a harmonious collector's item....
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Bökes Damascus Annual Knife 1997
An exclusive collector's knife, limited to 999 pieces, featuring 300-layer Damascus steel by Manfred Sachse. Natural birch wood and elegant presentation make it a special highlight of the collection.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1996
The rose damascus annual knife with spring mechanism combines historical forging techniques with modern SPEEDLOCK technology. The limited edition of 999 pieces underscores its exclusive collector's value.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1995
"The Little Rose" is a unique art knife with exclusively forged rose damascus steel. Artistically designed handles and rare desert ironwood make each piece an exceptional collector's item.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1994
An exclusive collector's knife that combines millennia-old Damascus steel craftsmanship with modern titanium. Limited to 999 pieces, it represents innovation, design, and the highest level of craftsmanship.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1993
An exceptional Damascus steel model with robust elegance and a distinctive blade shape. The use of premium materials and the worldwide limitation to 999 pieces make it a highly sought-after...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1992
The new edition of the Böker Damascus collector's series is once again a highlight for collectors. 300-layer damascus steel, exquisite materials, and a strictly limited edition of 999 pieces underscore...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1991
The Böker annual knife 1991 combines tradition with the highest craftsmanship. Its 300-layer damascus steel and rare Amboyna wood make it an exceptional collector's item.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1990
The first integral Böker annual knife is a strictly limited collector's item. 300-layer Damascus steel, Thuya wood handle, and numbered pieces underscore its exclusive character.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1980
The Böker Damascus annual knife from 1980 marks the first major step into the collector's market. Strictly limited, elaborately crafted and visionarily designed, it is a true rarity today.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1984
The first integral Böker annual knife is a strictly limited collector's item. Its integral 300-layer Damascus steel and Thuya wood handle make it particularly exclusive.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1983
The Model 1011 was the first to interpret the classic "folding hunter" as a locking Damascus knife. Natural bone, a limited edition of 600 pieces, and high demand made it...
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1982
The Model 1000 was introduced in 1982 as a flat Damascus steel folding knife. Sophisticated materials and a larger production run mark this next milestone.
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Böker Damascus Annual Knife 1981
The Model 93 from the Böker Classic series continued the Damascus line consistently. New materials, new manufacturing steps and a higher production volume characterized this next stage of development.
