Garcia Survival Knife – Vietnam Era – Made in Brazil – Randall 18 Alternative

 
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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.

Availability Skladem (1 pcs)
€350,59    
Product code ZBOZI PODLE PARAGRAFU 90 ZAKONA O DPH.1320
Brand Garcia
Category Vietnam War
Warranty NE
 

The "Budget Randall" that served in the jungle.

  • Lineage: Designed by Ken Warner and Pete Dickey. When Hackman (Finland) ceased production, Garcia moved manufacturing to Brazil using a slightly lighter blade profile.

  • Features: The defining feature is the hollow tube handle accessible via a screw-off pommel cap, famously used by GIs for survival kits or other "necessities."

  • Sheath: Original leather sheath with a front pouch for a sharpening stone/compass, stamped BRAZIL on the back.

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