Knives - Antique Knives, Collectible

Thai dagger made entirely of wood (perhaps ebony). Hilt is a figure of squatting man/god wearing a crown, holding a monkey-like fihure as a cane or scepter; perhaps this is solely a cermeonial dagger. Writings, symbols, and figures on blade, both sides.
Overall length is ~13"; blade length is ~6-7/8", 4-sided diamond-shaped in cross-section.
NOTE: No scabbard included with this dagger.
Good condition.

This knife or short sword has not been positively identified at this time, but believe it to be from the region of Tibet if not some surrounding region in close proximity. Hilt and scabbard are made of wood and carved. The hilt is carved to represent a standing figure, the pommel cap being the head; the scabbard is carved with five faces and two serpents/snakes on either side. Brass ferrule around bottom of grip.
Blade is flat on reverse side, obverse side has a raised medial rib. Single-edged. Blade has a very Japanese appearance.
Good condition with the following major exceptions noted: Grip appears to be slightly bent upward beginning at the tang; longitudinal crack propagating full length of grip body. Piece missing from scabbard drag.
Overall length in scabbard is ~25-1/4"; overall length out of scabbard is ~22"; blade length is ~16-1/2".

Vintage (pre-1970) AMF-VOIT Diver's knife with original rubber scabbard, arm/leg straps, and knife retaining ring. Knife handle is glossy black plastic. Balde is stainless steel, ~12-1/8" overall length, blade is ~7-1/4". Blade is marked, "AMF / VOIT / STAINLESS" on right side, opposite is marked with graduated scale from 1 to 6 (presumed inches).
Very good condition overall.