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1 scabbard for the WW2 Collins No.1001 or Disston U.S.M.C. Square-Tip Entrenching machete available. This hard-to-find WW2 scabbard would make an important addition to any Square-Tip machete.
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Click Here1 scabbard for the WW2 Collins No.1001 or Disston U.S.M.C. Square-Tip Entrenching machete available. This hard-to-find WW2 scabbard would make an important addition to any Square-Tip machete.
CONDITION:
This sheath is in solid condition. The bottoms of these scabbards are often at least half missing due to heavy use during the war. This one has the stitching worn, but is complete. The scabbard mouth is strong.
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1 super hard-to-find PAL dagger fighting knife. This rare WW2 PAL dagger combat knife would make an important addition to any collection.
See Mike Silvey’s book Knives of the United States Military–World War 2 page 202 for more information on this knife.
The blade itself measures 6″. This knife measures 10 3/4″ overall.
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1 rare unmarked U.S. World War 2 Springfield Randall model 1 fighting knife. What an amazing variation for the Randall collector.
The blade on this Springfield Randall measures 8 1/4″ long. This knife measures 13 3/16″ overall (from blade tip to end of the hex pommel nut).
This Springfield Randall is not marked. It was either ordered this way by Randall Knives, was ordered made this way by the soldier in case of capture, or was a ‘lunchbox’ knife.
The sharpening stone is the correct Lily White Washita.
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1 vintage Marble’s Trailmaker knife available. This Marble’s Trailmaker is in beautiful condition. This knife would make an important addition to any collection.
The blade tang is stamped ‘MARBLE’S GLADSTONE, MICH. U.S.A.’. This antique Marble’s knife measures 15″ overall. The blade itself measures 10 1/8″. This knife has its original sheath with it.
This knife was made in the U.S.A.
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U.S. Marine ID’d Vietnam War ca.1967 Gerber Mark II fighting knife. This early combat knife would make an important addition to any collection.
This Gerber is serial number ‘004580’. This Mark II serial number dates this knife to 1967. The Marine etched his name on one side of the guard. It looks to read ‘D. Hirte’. The reverse side of the guard is etched ‘USMC 2182919’. This vet’s service record is researchable since his name, branch, and serial # are on his knife.
The sheath has the 2-line Gerber stamp, and the right-hand keeper strap. The sheath houses the Gerber sharpening steel.
