Knives and bayonets

Extremely rare US M3 Fighting Knife by Robeson Cutlery. Early "Blade Marked" variant. One of only 36,575 units produced (approx. 1.4% of total M3 production). Complete with original 1943 M6 leather scabbard. A true collector's grail.

The ultimate controlled-angle sharpening system. Lansky Deluxe 5-Stone kit. Includes Extra Coarse to Ultra-Fine ceramic hones. Maintains precise angles (17°, 20°, 25°, 30°). Open box, unused condition (Mint). Complete set with oil and clamp.

Genuine WWII US M3 Fighting Knife by PAL. Desirable "Blade Marked" version. Comes with the scarce early "U.S. M8" marked scabbard by Beckwith. Heavy combat patina/used condition.

Genuine WWII US M3 Knife by Utica Cutlery. Desirable early "Blade Marked" version. Includes US M8A1 scabbard by B.M. CO. (Beckwith). Combat used condition.

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.

Genuine US M7 Bayonet by Imperial. Rare chrome-plated finish for Honor Guard and ceremonial duties. Blade and handle hardware are chromed. Sold as bayonet only (no scabbard).

Classic vintage American hunting knife by I.P. Hyde. Made in Southbridge, Mass, USA. Stacked leather washer handle with brass accents. Very nice collector's condition with leather sheath.

Genuine US M7 Bayonet manufactured by Conetta in unissued/mint condition. Paired with a used vintage M8A1 scabbard by PWH. Authentic Vietnam War era set.

A classic piece of WWII aviation survival gear: The US Navy Mark 1 Survival Knife, famously nicknamed the "Giant Jackknife" due to its massive 6-inch closed length. Manufactured by COLONIAL PROV. R.I., this knife was issued to pilots and aircrew as part of the C-1 Survival Vest. It features a large clip-point blade and a rugged saw blade specifically designed to cut through Plexiglas canopies or aircraft aluminum skin. The knife is in nice vintage condition.

A superb example of the WWII Cattaraugus 225Q Knife, often referred to as the "Quartermaster" knife. Built heavier and stronger than the standard Ka-Bar, the 225Q was favored by commando units for its durability. It features a thick 6-inch blade clearly stamped Cattaraugus 225Q and a stacked leather washer handle. The signature feature is the heavy, waffle-patterned steel pommel, designed to be used as a hammer for opening crates. Comes with a period leather sheath.

A massive, one-of-a-kind historical artifact: Presentation Leadership Plaque awarded to Brigadier General Rudolf "Rudi" F. Peksens (Director J5, US SOUTHCOM) in 1995. This heavy wooden board (approx. 76 x 55 cm) symbolizes the Joint Command nature by featuring four distinct blades representing the service branches: An M7 Bayonet (Army), a Ka-Bar Utility Knife (USMC), a Jet Pilot Survival Knife (USAF), and a U.S. Navy Mark 3 Mod 0 Knife (Navy). Includes dedication plate and service coins.

The authentic NVA Kappmesser, essentially a specialized Shroud Cutter / Hook Knife. Distinct from combat knives, this tool was strictly designed for emergency self-rescue. Its primary purpose was to cut through parachute webbing or lines in critical scenarios, such as a tree landing (Baumlandung) or entanglement. Offered in pristine NOS (New Old Stock) condition.

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

A pristine, unissued F1 Bayonet designed for the iconic French FAMAS assault rifle. This is genuine surplus used by the French Army and the legendary French Foreign Legion. Manufactured by DLT (Durolame). The bayonet features datestamps 02 89 on the handle and 1990 on the blade ricasso. It comes complete with its original scabbard and integral webbing frog. The parkerized blade finish is intact. Condition: New Old Stock (NOS).

Original replacement sharpening stone for the M9 bayonet.

A desirable collector's piece: Early production Lan-Cay M9 Bayonet. This distinct variation features the Round Green Handle and a Silver (Satin) Blade, differing from the later blocky handles and black blades. The scabbard is the correct early Lan-Cay type with 4 retention loops. Condition is Used / Very Nice. Note: The sharpening stone on the back of the scabbard has chipped corners due to field use.

A superior example of the iconic German Army Knife (GAK 108mm), manufactured by AITOR. This unit is in excellent mechanical condition, featuring strong springs with a good "snap" on all tools and a perfectly straight corkscrew. Most importantly for collectors, it includes the rare original saw guard (blade cover), a component that is missing on 90% of surplus knives.

A classic piece of Cold War militaria: The Bundeswehr Gravity Knife (Fallschirmjäger-Messer) used by the German LL-Truppe (Airborne Troops). This is the Type II (1963 pattern) featuring durable olive drab polymer scales. This specific example is manufactured by WMF, a rare and highly sought-after contractor compared to the standard Eickhorn models. Marked "BUND" on the handle.

A rare and distinct variation of the M7 Bayonet manufactured by the renowned Eickhorn Solingen in Germany. This collector's piece features a non-standard extended blade length. Most notably, the blade possesses a striking brownish-purple "Plum" hue. This coloration is not rust but a highly prized result of the bluing process on specific high-grade steels used by Eickhorn. Marked "US M7" on the crossguard. Condition is Unused / Mint.

Heavy-duty tactical tomahawk by Cold Steel. Features a drop-forged steel head with a spike and a shock-resistant polypropylene handle. Includes articulated Secure-Ex sheath. Mint, unused condition..

A sleek, tactical "All Black" version of the Lan-Cay M9 Bayonet. This configuration features a black oxide blade, black polymer round grip, black scabbard, and black webbing. This stealthy look was often favored by specialized units or for night operations. The quick-release buckle is dated 1998. Condition is Unused / Mint, making it a perfect addition to a modern blade collection.

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.

A classic American blade with significant military history: The Schrade Walden H-15. While marketed as a civilian hunting knife in the 1960s, it became a legendary "Private Purchase" (PX) item carried by thousands of US soldiers during the Vietnam War. It features the iconic stacked leather handle with red and white spacers and a carbon steel clip-point blade. The tang is stamped SCHRADE-WALDEN N.Y. U.S.A.. Includes the correct original leather sheath stamped "BOWIE HUNTER".

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

Authentic Gerber Paraframe folder. Black finish. Fine Edge blade. Iconic open frame skeleton design. Lightweight Everyday Carry (EDC). Frame lock. (152 chars)

Short Description: The Gerber Paraframe is an icon of modern EDC design. This lightly used example features the tactical black finish and a Fine Edge (plain) blade. Known for its skeletonized open-frame handle, it is incredibly lightweight and easy to keep clean. Secured by a sturdy frame lock mechanism and equipped with a pocket clip.

A highly collectible US M4 Bayonet manufactured by the famous CASE cutlery company. Designed for the M1 Carbine. Included is the correct M8A1 scabbard made by BM CO (Beckwith Manufacturing). The bayonet is in used condition. Condition Note: As is common with vintage leather-handled knives, the washers have dried and shrunk over time. This has resulted in the crossguard becoming loose (wobbly).

A genuine US Military Issue (USGI) survival knife: The Gerber LMF II Infantry in Foliage Green. This is a contract piece, identified by the box labeling with NSN 1095-01-552-5218 and contract date 10/11, distinct from commercial retail versions. Designed for downed aircrew and infantry, it features an electrically isolated handle for cutting live wires and a pointed pommel for breaking glass. Blade marked "Portland, Oregon USA". Condition: New in Box (Unissued).

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

A distinctive ceremonial weapon: The United States Marine Corps NCO Sword. Adopted in 1859, it is the oldest weapon in continuous service in the US armed forces. This example is manufactured by Newtel Inc. and features a polished stainless steel blade, making it ideal for display or parade use. The blade is acid-etched with the scrollwork and the legend "United States Marines". It comes complete with its scabbard. Condition is Used, with no personal name engraved on the blade.

A distinct piece of Vietnam War era cutlery history: The Garcia Survival Knife. Manufactured in Brazil, this knife was produced as a lighter, more accessible successor to the Finnish Hackman Survival Knife, filling the void left by the scarcity of the Randall Model 18. It features a 3/16" stainless steel blade and a hollow, waterproof handle designed to store survival essentials like matches, hooks, or pills. Clearly marked with the Garcia logo and "BRAZIL". Comes with the original leather sheath.

Unused Ontario Knife Company SP16 SPAX Rescue Tool with sheath.

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

Authentic Soviet Airborne (VDV) shroud line cutter knife. Features a brown bakelite handle and black plastic sheath. Blade is mint and still wrapped in original factory paper. Serial number 286 Г..

Knife USN MK II by Robeson Shuredge.

M1905 bayonet from 1942. Producer U.C.

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

M4 Camillus bayonet with M8 scabbard from B.M. Co.

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

A scarce piece of early 20th-century training equipment: The US Army Model 1912 Fencing Bayonet. Designed to fit the M1903 Springfield rifle, this tool was used for bayonet drills and musketry training. It features a flexible steel rod "blade" with a curled safety tip and a standard M1905-style hilt mechanism. This item is sold as the bare bayonet only; the original leather padding and cover have deteriorated over time and are not included. The metal is in nice condition with honest patina.

Unused M6 bayonet from Milpar. Condition see photo.

Survival Type III machete sheath. Year of manufacture 1970. Stock condition.