U.S. WORLD WAR I FIGHTING KNIFE

An American World War I fighting knife converted from a Model 1917 bayonet, 8 in. blade, 13.5 in. overall, with a semi-spear point, with muzzle catch. Although thinned, the blade still exhibits traces

US model 1917 Bolo knife by Plumb with partial scabbard, sheath size 10.5"l and knife size 15"l

Antique US WW1 Model 1917 Bolo Fighting Knife Scabbard Sheath Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture r

Dagger and Pocket Knife Assortment Including an original U.S. World War II RH Pal 36 fighting knife with leather scabbard; a Case XX P203-6 chromium fixed blade fish fillet knife in its leather scabba

WWI US Model 1917 Fighting Bolo Knife, marked A.C.C.O. Chicago, 1918

Vintage U.S. World War 1 World War II trench knuckle knife. This trench fighting knife was made in France for the U.S.(possible repliqua) DIMENSIONS TOTAL : Length 11.50 inch / 29,2 cm DIMENSIONS BLAD

U.S. World War I bayonet, 6.25 in. blade x 11 in. overall, wood handle, converted into a fighting knife. Marked on one side of the ricasso ‘1918 Remington’ and ‘US’ with a hall

United States,Circa 1917 WWI U.S. Army 1917 A.C. CO trench fighting knife, 1917 dated guard and a 1918 dated scabbard original to the knife. 15 1/4" inches long overall

A WWI model 1917 bolo fighting knife made by Plumb MG in Philadelphia. It has a combat metal sheath marked US LF & C 1918 and also has a soft sheath marked Brauer Bros 1918. The knife measures approxi

U.S.M.C. issued M3 fighting knife, blade 6.5 in., 11.5 in. overall, leather washer handle. Blade-marked ‘US M3 UTICA’. Blade exhibits some wear and evidence of grinding. One side of the ha

U.S.M.C. issued M3 fighting knife, blade 6.5 in., 11.5 in. overall, leather washer handle. Blade-marked ‘US M3 IMPERIAL’. Regrettably, one side of the hand guard has been manipulated so it

U.S. issued Navy Mar I fighting knife, 5.25 blade, 10.25 overall, leather-wrapped handle, blade-marked ‘U.S.N. Mark 1’ and ‘RH PAL 35 Made in America’. No scabbard.

Original Estate-Fresh Landers Frary & Clark Model 1917 Triangular blade Fighting Trench Knife and Leather Scabbard. Cross Guard is marked US LF&C 1917, scabbard is marked Jewell1918. Owned by 1st Sgt

Knife converted from an M1905 Springfield Armory bayonet, the blade has been shortened to 8 in. and given a second edge to the spine, 12.5 in. overall, leather-wrapped grip, marked on the ricasso &#82

Marked on the hilt. Measures 14 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Germany WW1 Bayonet Fighting Knife w/ Scabbard missing some wood Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or pictur

Germany WW1 Bayonet Fighting Knife w/ Scabbard missing some wood Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or pictur

With Scabbard! Blade is marked 1785 H; Blade Length 9 3/4" - Overall Length 14 5/8".

U.S. WWI Model 1917 Trench Knuckle Knife. U.S. WWI trench knife by L.F. & C. (Landers Frary & Clark) dated 1917. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 13 1/2", Blade length : 8 3/4". ~~ DEAR BID

Very Nice German WWI To WWII Fighting Knife Made From Lion Head Sword. Full Length 13 Inches. Blade Length 8 Inches.

1917. U.S. L.F & C. wood handled trench knife in very original condition. Good condition with some light surface rust. Sold from the collection of a Southern Lady. L 14 1/4" This piece is sold from fa

World War II German Fighting Knife With Sheath: Measures 10.25" long. Hallmarked Knights helmet.

KNUCKLEDUSTER Eagle Handled Bowie Style: Inspired by the World War I Fighting Trench Knife, Issued to Battle the With the Germans in the Great War. Brass Knuckles with Eagle Headed Pommel and Feathere

M3 fighting knife, 6.5 in. blade, 11.5 in. long overall, leather grip. Although the military markings have been removed for commercial sale, faint traces of the original markings ‘USM3’ an