Knives and bayonets

An authentic 1986 US Jet Pilot Knife by Ontario. This set features a sheath in excellent condition, complete with the original sharpening stone. The knife itself shows age-related wear: the leather handle has shrunk, causing the crossguard to be loose. Sold as a restoration project or display piece.

Original 1967 Camillus Jet Pilot Knife. Rare sheath w/o stone pocket & metal tip. Leather handle not dried out. Authentic Vietnam War era gear.

This unique knife is a masterpiece by blacksmith Lukáš Svoboda. The blade is crafted from pattern-welded Damascus steel (ČSN 19418 and Uddeholm 75ni8), boasting a hardness of 60–61 HRC. Featuring a genuine deer antler handle and a custom hand-sewn leather sheath, this is an essential tool for collectors and outdoorsmen.

A premium collector's set. Early production US M3 knife by Utica Cutlery, blade marked 1943. Handle in perfect, tight condition. Includes the rare original M6 leather scabbard by Barwood in very nice condition.

A top-tier collector's piece. The legendary USN Mark 2 fighting knife made by the prestigious Robeson (ShurEdge) Cutlery Co. In perfect condition featuring an unsharpened factory blade and original U.S.N. marked leather sheath.

Unused M7 bayonet from Imperial. The M8A1 scabbard is unused from PWH.

M7 Imperial Bayonet Vietnam Honor Commemorative – 1st Division USMC

A rare collector's M7 Bayonet by Imperial from the Vietnam Honor Commemorative series.

The blade features etched motifs with a Vietnam War theme. The crossguard, pommel, and screws are gold-plated, highlighting its display quality.

Unique Feature: This model stands out from standard production by featuring the 1st Marine Division (1st Division USMC) insignia on the grip instead of the usual EGA emblem.

• Manufacturer: Imperial

• Series: Vietnam Honor Commemorative

• Model: M7

• Unique Emblem: 1st Division USMC

Please Note: This is a loose item, sold without the original box or certificate. A fantastic opportunity for collectors of USMC and Vietnam-era militaria.

Used ISAAC P. Hyde Mass. Hunting Knife. Very good condition. Old production.

Lightly used Buck knife. Good condition. The holster fastener has a crack, see photo.

Unused M7 bayonet from Imperial. Used M8A1 scabbard from TWB.

US Navy survival knife from World War II COLONIAL PROV.R.I. 6". Good condition.

A beautiful, original Cattaraugus 225Q knife from World War II, with a 6-inch blade. Manufactured by Cattaraugus Cutlery Company.

Commemorative plaque Ret. Gen. Rudolf “Rudy” F. Pekens U.S. Southern Command Leadership Plaque. The plaque measures 76 x 55 cm.

Knife for East German paratroopers for cutting ropes. Perfect condition.

Very nice Trench knife model 1917. Manufacturer: American Cutlery Company AC Co USA. The sheath was added at a later date.

Unused Eickhorn Combat Knife KCB 77M5

Unused F1 bayonet for FAMAS rifle.

Unused Lan-Cay M11 EOD knife in black with accessories. The multitool is from Gerber.

Used Colonial USN Mark 1. Very nice condition. The blade is not sharpened.

Used Bundeswehr pocket knife.

Used MI211 Bundeswehr knife.

Unused M7 bayonet from Eickhorn with extended blade. The blade is brown in colour. Unused condition.

Book American Military Bayonets of the 20th Century: A guide for collectors, including notes on makers, markings, finishes, variations, scabbards, and production data. Author Gary M. Cunnigham. Paper back. Year of publication 2002. 115 pages.

Unused M9 bayonet from Lan-Cay. Round handle. All in black including sling. Year of manufacture on Fastex buckle is 1998.

Unused M9 Lan-Cay bayonet. Round handle. Black blade. Brown sling with buckle dated 2001.

The Complete book of U.S. Military Pocket Knives. Author Michael W. Silvey. Hardcover. 215 pages. The book covers U.S. pocket knives from 1880 to the present.

Unused M6 bayonet from Milpar. Condition see photo.

Used knife USN MK I. Producer Colonial. Scabbard BM Co. Condition see photo.

Knife Schrade Walden H-15. A hunting knife from the 1960s used by US soldiers during the Vietnam War.Length 9 1/2 inches.Complete with original leather sheath.

Manual from 1993 for maintenance of M6, M7 and M9 bayonets.

Lightly used Gerber knife.

Originally packed M10 scabbard for M7 bayonet. Year of manufacture 1985.

M4 bayonet from Case. M8A1 scabbard is from BM C.O. The bayonet is in used condition. The ring under the guard is shrunken and the guard is loose.

M7 bayonet from FZR (Fraser Manufacturing Corp.). The company received two contracts for the production of bayonets in 1971 and 1972. The estimated total number of pieces produced is around 40,000. The M8A1 scabbard is made by TWB. The bayonet is in very nice condition.

Unused Gerber LMF II Infantry Survival Knife from US contract. Army. Color Foliage Green. Original packaging.

Knife US. Navy MK 3 Mod 0 from the first generation. Head and bolts have brass patina. Very nice condition.

M7 bayonet originally packed with box. Year of packing 1976.

Used USMC saber/sword with NCO scabbard. The saber is not engraved with a name. The blade is inscribed United States Marines.

Garcia's Survival Knife was a copy of the Hackman Survival Knife, which was developed in response to a shortage of Randall 18 knives in the late 1960s. The Hackman Survival Knife was designed by Ken Warner and Pete Dickey and was manufactured in Finland. Garcia began manufacturing this knife in Brazil after Hackman stopped production. Garcia's knife had the same shape but was lighter with a 3/16" thick stainless steel blade instead of Hackman's ¼" thick blade. It was manufactured in Brazil and included a sheathed survival kit with a whistle, compass, whetstone and flint. As with the Randall 18 knife, the handle was hollow, waterproof and had space to store other survival items such as fishing line, hooks and matches, although many Vietnam vets also used this space for various pills.

Almost unused M9 bayonet from LanCay. This is an upgraded version without the scabbard sharpener and with an ergonomically shaped handle. The screw on the pommel needs to be tightened - the guard is slightly loose.

M4 bayonet from Utica. Scabbard M8A1 from B.M. Co. Very nice condition.

Used bayonet version 58 with holster.

Knife USN MK II by Robeson Shuredge.

Knife US. Navy RH 37 Pal with fixed sheath. The blade is ground, but the tip of the blade is not rounded.

Knife USN MK II Utica Cut Co. nice condition. Unsharpened blade, blade tip slightly rounded.

Knife M3 from UTICA marked on the guard in original paper wrapper and vaseline. Stock condition.

Woodman's Pal 361-S machete with blade and metal sheath. The leather strap is missing. Nice condition.

USMC medic bolo. The scabbard is marked Boyt 42.

Unused M6 bayonet from Milpar. Condition see photo.

Warren Survival Ax. Stock condition complete accessories (sharpener and magnifier). The case is in very nice condition with no damage.