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1 antique Japanese WW2 gendaito sword by Nobufusa available.  This fine antique Japanese sword would make an important acquisition for any collection.    

Nobufusa was judged a Sword Forging Teacher at the 1941 Exhibition.  Nobufusa was a highly rated gendai smith–2.5 Million Yen.  The traditional, water-tempered blade measures 68.3 cm (26 7/8″) from blade tip to notch in the blade spine.  This gendai was mounted in Samurai koshirae for the War.

Before ordering this knife you must complete the Automatic Knives Certification Form.  Click on the Contact Us link above, and we will email you the form.

This W.R. Clark Auto by Pro-Tech Knives has a partially serrated tanto blade.  Handle is black anodized aluminum with auto button, milled ribs, and stainless steel tip up clip..

Blade Length
2.625 in

Overall Length
 6.125 in

1 antique 1820’s A.D. U.S. Naval Officer’s sword available.  This early 19th century would make a fine addition to any antique edged weapons collection

This fine S&K U.S. Naval Officer’s sword has fine mother-of-pearl grips.  The blade has gold filigree, and is decorated with flags, banners, and a marching drum.  The large turned-down counterguard is decorated with Sitting Liberty, a ship, an anchor, and an eagle holding arrows and olive leaves.  The brass scabbard has two rings, and a frog stud.  The scabbard is decorated with flower designs. 

This sword measures 33 7/8″ long. 

1 antique Japanese Samurai pole yari.  This ancient 17th/18th century Samurai yari would make an important addition to any collection.

This yari was brought back by a G.I. after World War 2.  The pole was cut down (like most were) so it could fit in the G.I.’s duffel bag. 

This yari measures 17 3/16″ including the nakago.  The point itself measures 6 9/16″.  With its cut-down pole, this yari measures 38″ overall. 

The yari spearpoint is marked with Japanese kanji. 

1 rare complete ca.1920’s Tomahawk hatchet/hunting knife combo.  It is super rare to have such a complete antique Clinton, Mass. Tomahawk.  This combo would make an important addition to any collection.

This antique ca.1920’s Tomahawk hand axe is ingenious in that the hunting knife is stored in the hatchet’s handle.  In addition, this hatchet knife combo comes with its original leather sheath.  There are two Tomahawk accessories that would be pretty much impossible to find still:  an original Tomahawk brand book of matches, and a working Tomahawk brand compass! 

The knife tang is stamped ‘TOMAHAWK  CLINTON, MASS.’.  The knife has a 4 3/16″ blade.  The knife measures 7 13/16″ overall.  The knife pommel has the inlayed image of a Native American chief.  The knife is released from the hatchet handle by pressing on a spring in the pommel.  The hatchet measures 11 1/2″ overall.  The original owner’s name is written on the sheath and on the matches. 

1 beautiful Limited Edition Buck model 500 Duke knife.  This Buck Duke lockback has camel bone handle scales.  This knife would make a rare addition to any collection. 

This knife is one of 500 made.  The back of the blade is engraved ‘055/500’. 

The Buck ‘Duke’ measures 4 5/16″ when closed.  The blade itself measures 3 1/8″. 

1 rare MINT Camillus Mark 2 fighting knife available.  This U.S. World War II Mark 2 has its original green waxed arsenal paper on the scabbard.

This knife is marked on the guard ‘CAMILLUS, N.Y.   U.S.N. MARK 2‘.  The blade is parkerized.

1 antique Marble’s M.S.A. Handy Fish knife available.  This early Marble’s knife would make an important addition to any collection.

The blade tang is stamped ‘M.S.A. CO.   GLADSTONE,    MICH. U.S.A.‘.  This antique Marble’s knife measures 6 3/4″ overall.  The blade itself measures 2 1/4″.   The blade has the brass thumb stud.  The original handle plate is plain.  

The original leather sheath has 6 rivets.  In super light pencil, I can see the sheath’s (or knife’s) original price of ’25 (cents)’ on the sheath’s back.

1 WW1 era Royal Scots Fusiliers Scottish basket hilt sword.  This is a fine example.  This sword would make an important addition to any collection.

This sword has two fullers and an inticately etched blade.  The blade is marked ‘Royal Scots Fusiliers’. 

1 rare World War 2 Robeson U.S.M.C. Mark 2 fighting knife.  This early War Robeson Mark 2 combat knife would make a rare addition to any collection.

This Mark 2 variation has red and black spacers next to the guard and pommel.  The blade on the Robeson USMC was originally blued. 

The blade measures 7″.  The knife is marked ‘ROBESON SHUREDGE’ on the front tang.  The reverse tang is stamped ‘U.S.M.C.’. 

The scabbard on a Robeson USMC Mark 2 needs to have black stitches—which this knife does have.  Also the pommel has the correct welded tang.

1 vintage U.S. World War II Case Combat Smatchet.  This Smatchet is in rare condition.  This knife would make an important addition to any collection.

This WWII Smatchet was made by Case.  The scabbard is a type I. 

This Smatchet measures 16 7/16″ overall.  The blade itself measures 11 1/8″.   The blade has a parkerized finish.  This knife has its original wrist thong. 

1 rare unfinished Anderson WW2 fighting knife.  This unfinished Anderson fighting knife would make a rare acquisition for any collection.  
 

Anderson made fighting knives for World War 2 using blades cut from Patton swords.  This knife was made with the base section of the Patton sword.  The front ricasso is stamped ‘L.F.&C. 1918’.  The flaming bomb mark is stamped there as well.  The reverse side is stamped ‘U.S. No.13’.  
 

The handle is marked ‘ANDERSON  GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA’.  The reverse side is marked ‘MADE IN USA’.