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1 new in the box Benchmade 921 Switchback folder available.  This discontinued folder would make a fine addition to any collection.

This knife measures 4 1/2″ when closed.  The blade itself measures 3 1/4″.  The blade is made of S30V steel. 

1 new in the box vintage, discontinued Benchmade 707-701 Sequel folder available.  This is a Limited Edition Benchmade knife.  This Benchmade would make an important addition to any collection. 

The blade measures has a 2 15/16″.  This knife is serial number ‘221 of 500‘.

The blade is made of S30V steel.  This knife was made in the U.S.A. 

1 new, never used/never carried Randall RKS-1 Special Fighter.  This Randall Knife Society special collector model fighting knife would make an important addition to any collection.

This knife has a 5″ blade.  This vintage Randall has a micarta handle with a brass skull crusher pommel. 

The back of the blade is engraved ‘RKSA  420/040‘.  The back of the sheath is stamped ‘RKSA‘. 

St. Croix Blades BUYS KNIFE COLLECTIONS.  Call St. Croix Blades at 715-557-1688 to sell your collection–quickly and easily. 

A desirable Buck Custom Shop Pat. Pend. 184 Buckmaster knife available.  This Buckmaster was customized at the Buck Custom Shop.  This awesome Custom Buckmaster knife would make a rare, and one of a kind, addition to any collection.

All parts of this knife were mirror-polished in the Buck Custom Shop. 

This Buckmaster’s letter/Certificate of Authenticity bears the original signature of Chuck Buck, former Chairman of Buck Knives. 

1 new in the box Case Custom Yellowhorse ‘Sacred Eagle Bowie’ knife available.  This premium Yellowhorse Bowie knife would make a wonderful gift, and would also make a fine addition to any collection.

This Yellowhorse knife has web turquoise, red coral, black jet, desert ironwood, etc. handle inlays.  This fixed blade Case Bowie knife measures 14 1/8″ overall.  The blade itself measures 9 1/2″. 

The handle crest is the image of the Sacred Eagle.  This knife comes in its original box. 

This knife is a collaborative work by both David and Brian Yellowhorse.  This knife is serial number ‘012 of 100’ made. 

1 new in the original box Zero Tolerance ZT-9 Bayonet available.  This bayonet was designed in collaboration with Strider.  

This bayonet fighting knife has an 7 1/2″ blade.  This knife measures 12 9/16″ overall. 

1 rare U.S. World War II Warther fighting knife.  This knife is in RARE CONDITION.  This hard-to-find knife by Ernest Mooney Warther would make a rare addition to any premium collection.

This WW2 Warther fighting knife has a 7 1/2″ blade.  The scabbard is stamped ‘E.WARTHER.   DOVER-O.-U.S.A.‘.  The front of the scabbard has cut-out Chevrons on it.  This knife measures 11 7/8″ overall. 

1 rare, near-mint condition U.S. World War II blade-marked Case XX M3 trench knife.  This near-mint knife has a matching near-mint L&C M6 scabbard.  This knife and scabbard would make a premium addition to any collection. 

This is a rare blued M3.  The blade-marked knife is stamped on the blade ‘U.S.M3  CASE‘.  This knife measures 11 7/16″ overall.  The blade itself measures 6 5/8″.  The pommel is peened.  The end of the pommel is stamped with a small miniature flaming bomb. 

The M6 scabbard is stamped on its front ‘U.S. M6  L&C  1943  FJA‘.

1 Treeman custom fighting knife available.  This Treeman combat knife would make an awesome military/tactical carry knife. 

This knife is number 47 of 50 produced of this model.  This knife measures 13 7/8″ overall.  The blade itself measures 7 7/8″.  The blade measures a full 1/4″ thick.  This Treeman combat knife has a skull crusher pommel. 

The sheath was made by Mosher for Treeman.

Do you have a collection of World War 2 knives to sell?  Contact St. Croix Blades to sell your collection.  3 MAJOR  collections purchased just within the last few months.  St. Croix Blades will travel to you–no need to photograph your collection first.  Reach us via phone/text at 715-557-1688 or via email info@stcroixblades.com.  

1 mint U.S. World War 2 blade-marked Camillus M3 fighting knife in its original box.  This fine M3 would make a rare addition to any collection. 
 

The original box was marked by a collector ‘Do Not Throw!  (EVER)‘.  Good advice!

St. Croix Blades buys Japanese samurai swords and collections.  You can reach us at 715-557-1688 to get a cash offer on your sword or collection.

1 antique World War II Imperial Japanese Army Samurai Officer’s shin-gunto sword available.  The blade of this sword is from the 19th century–around 1848.  The blade itself was carried by true samurai.  This very fine Japanese Samurai sword would make an important addition to any collection.

This sword has the 2-character signature, Kunimori.  This smith is likely the Shin-shinto maker who worked in the mid-1800’s. 

This fine sword has a complex hamon/temper line with lots of activity.  The hada/grain is exceptional.  Look closely at the photos to view this sword’s complexity.  This sword was traditionally-made during the time of the Samurai. 

The blade measures 25 7/16″ (64.6 cm) from blade tip to the bottom of the notch in the habaki.  The handle has the more unusual sharkskin/shagreen instead of same/rayskin.  The habaki, if not all Silver, is at least Silver-gilt.  The seppa, tsuba, etc. all have matching assembly numbers–’32’. 

The military saya/scabbard has a rare brown/black lacquer finish.

St. Croix Blades buys Japanese samurai swords and collections.  You can reach us at 715-557-1688 to get a cash offer on your sword or collection.

1 antique World War II Japanese samurai army officer’s Muratato shin-gunto sword available.  A sword in this condition would make an important addition to any collection.

The tang is unsigned, with painted assembly numbers on the tang.  This sword is a Murata-to sword.  The slender blade, the blade’s curvature, blade length (this sword has the exact length as my last Muratato), and the bohi groove all say ‘Muratato‘.  Murata Tsuneyoshi developed the “new Japanese-European combined sword system”.  

All military fittings are of excellent quality.  The seppa, tsuba, etc. all have the matching assembly numbers ’55’.  The blade measures 25 11/16″ from blade tip to notch in the blade spine.  This fine sword has a metal brown/green-lacquered scabbard.