Great little utility knife, as carried by many of the GI's for everyday chores.

The blade needs some attention, but should come back to an acceptable look. Blade has surface rust, the handle was redone in plastic, but looks neat. The heavy leather scabbard is decent, but could need a good cleaning. The blade is approx. 7 inches, with the overall at a little over 11 inches.

The knife with the textured handle is made by "Colonial", the other is un-named. Both have 5 inch blades and both are 9 inches overall. Each one has it's own leather scabbard. They are sold at $30 each , or take both for $55.

This knife has a 6" blade and is 10" overall. The blade is marked "Western, Boulder, Colo. and is in bright condition. The leather scabbard has been personalized with, "WLM. 33331124 (serial may be off, hard to read). Overall a great looking knife.

In near mint condition, this machete is dated 1943 by SWI, has never been sharpened and still has the Parkerizing on the blade. It comes with a super looking canvas scabbard and makes a nice set.

A very rare fighting knife indeed!! This is the French Trench Dagger Poignard-Prime, by the French firm of "Brevete" at St. Etienne, mfg. of French Arms and cycles. First made for civilians, these were issued and used in WW1 thru and into WW2. The overall length with the scabbard is 14 1/2" and the Gras blade measures 8 7/8" long. In just beautiful condition.

Have two of these M8 scabbards, both in used, but nice condition. They are $70 each, or take both for $130.

A very nice example of the PAL RH36 knife with original leather scabbard. Overall length is 9 1/2" with a 4 3/4" blade. The lettering on the blade has been almost all polished out, but overall a great looking knife.

Just a beautiful example of a USN MK2, wood handle by KA-BAR. Blade is lightly sharpened with only some in/out marks. Just a great look and has a beautiful leather scabbard.

Great looking cut down machete that was carried in WW2 by a USMC member. It has a 12 inch blade, marked "Legitimus Collins & Co., Made in USA, No 254", has a handle similar to a V-44 and has a canvas scabbard that looks rigger made. Just has a great look going for it!! Just found this out, paratroopers sometimes carried a cut down version of the 18 to 22 inch machete. These blades would measure 14 inches or less to make them easier to carry, especially during a jump.

A beautiful example of a Western Fighting Knife, with 8 inch blade and marked, "Western, Boulder, Colo., Patd", with matching leather scabbard, all in excellent condition.

Beautiful leather scabbard for a USMC Bolo knife, marked "Boyt 44".

The TL-29 was utilized by Army Electricians in a small pouch with pliers, but were also carried by many GI's as a pocket utility knife. All three have wood handles that are marked TL-29. I have one Robeson, an Ulster and a Camillus. They are sold at $45 each, or take all three for $125.

Super looking British made fighting knife, overall 10 inches, with a 5 1/2 inch double edge blade. Made by, "William Rodgers","I Cut My Way" and "Made in Sheffield England" on the reverse. Comes with it's leather scabbard.