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British Post WWII Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife, NATO Issue
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$125.00
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 Original era manufactured. WWII pattern knife with its original leather sheath. NATO marked on the guard and dated 1977. The blade shows a considerable amount of original blue finish remaining and the edges have been intelligently sharpened.
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German WWII Luftwaffe Gravity Knife, Fixed Model, Weyersburg Mfg.
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$425.00
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 Original era manufacture. Non take down model made by Weyersburg. The marlin spike is LW proofed and the spring is strong. The thumb lock spring is unbroken but a little weak, the blade is very lightly sharpened and shows a clear makers mark. A sound example overall showing normal use.
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US WWI M1917 Trench Knife, Flange Guard, A.C.CO. 1917
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$275.00
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 Original era manufacture. A very clean example retaining nearly all of its original finish. Nice wood grips with the variant style flange guard instead of the more common pyramid pattern. No scabbard.
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US WWII Pattern TL-29 Army Electricians Knife, Camillus Mfg
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$45.00
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 Original era manufacture. Two bladed knife with hard rubber grips, one of which displays the marking, TL-29. The blade has been sharpened for use and has some light scratches on its surface. Maker marked Camillus New York on the ricasso. Overall very clean.
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German WWI Trench Knife
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$175.00
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 Original era manufacture. More or less the standard model of the WWI Nahkampfsmesser, serrated wooden grips, dagger like blade and simple black painted steel scabbard. Overall it is a very clean example showing oil staining and graying to the blade surface but no sharpening or pitting. Decent wooden grips with a small crack on the left panel near the top rivet. The steel scabbard retains most of its painted finish but the leather belt loop is missing.
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US Post Vietnam War USAF Pilots Survival Knife, Camillus Mfg
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$75.00
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 Original era manufacture. A very clean example which is maker marked CAMILLUS NY on the pommel nut and dated 2-1976. Factory edge to the 5 inch blade with most of the parkerized finish remaining. Very nice original tan leather scabbard with a sharpening stone in the small pocket.
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US WWII Mk 1 USN Trench Art Knife
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$145.00
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 Original era manufacture. Standard pattern USN marked Mk1 utility knife by Robeson. The original owner did a great job of tying a complicated leather knot over the pommel and above the guard on the stacked leather grip. Not satisifed with that he further decorated the issue sheath with two Japanese brass hat emblems, now nicely toned with age. It must have been a bitter day for him when using his prized knife for a pry tool, he snapped a chunk from the cutting edge. Likely done by an improvident friend who "borrowed" his knife for a moment. Lots of personality with this old knife.
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US WWI M1910 Bolo Knife, SA 1917
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$295.00
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 Original era manufacture. First pattern bolo knife with a scabbard lock button above the grip. US arsenal made at Springfield in 1917. Bauer Bros. scabbard dated 1918. The blade shows use and has been soldier sharpened but not abused. The scabbard is very sound showing normal use and has the lock catch at the throat. Scarce set, and much more difficult to find than the more common M1917 pattern.
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US Vietnam War Air Crew Survival Knife & Light
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$45.00
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 Original era manufacture. Set includes a commercial made black plastic whistle, emergency marker light and a blunt nosed pocket knife made by kutmaster. All are tied together using a heavy duty coard and large galvanized steel safety pin.
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US WWII Pattern Soldiers Utility Pocket Knife
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$20.00
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 Original era manufacture. Made like the US marked ones but with fewer blades, three only, and no lanyard loop. Shows normal age and use.
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US WWII USMC Pocket Knife
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$65.00
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 Original era manufacture. Three tools and a knife blade, awl, can opener, bottle opener-screw driver. Unmarked save for the U.S.MARINE CORPS on one grip panel. Lanyard loop on one end. Shows normal age and wear.
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