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1 U.S. World War II Baker fighting knife.  This hard-to-find knife by Leo Baker would make a rare addition to any collection.

This fine combat knife is stamped on the blade ‘L. BAKER’.  The handle is made of leather.  This knife has a steel guard, and a lead pommel.  This knife measures 12 1/4” overall.  A WW2 Baker is a seriously effective combat knife.  The blade itself measures 7 1/4″.  Leo Baker made his knife blades out of files.  This knife shows the file grooves. 

The scabbard is correct for WW2 Bakers.  The top of the sheath is stamped ‘227’.  The soldier that carried this knife marked his initials on the front of the sheath ‘R.B.’.  

There are some really cool features on this knife.  The back of the sheath suggests that this knife was either a gift to the soldier (he may have even been a medic or a doctor), or that guys signed on the back of the sheath send-off well wishes.  I can read “BEST WISHES FROM ALL   HURRY BACK   LT. COL. O.L. KANN   DR. N. PINTOZZI  LILLY’S INSPECTOR    CHAS. KRAATZ  YOUR INSTRUCTOR    3-1-44”.  

An ID’d knife is of special interest to collectors.  

1 BUCK Knives Custom 188 knife available.  This BUCK Custom would make an important addition to any collection.

Joe Houser made this rare Custom Shop knife using a BUCK 188 handle and a model 651 Pig Sticker.  

This hybrid knife comes with a Certificate of Authenticity letter signed by a Chuck Buck.  

This knife measures 13” overall.  The blade itself measures 8”.  

1 ‘book knife’ pictured in Greg Aloisio’s book Knuckle Knives of the Second World War.  This is the actual knife photographed on page 323 for the book.  This knife would make an important addition to any collection.  
 

The caption for this knife in the book reads ‘various examples have been observed of this outstanding knuckle knife with a heavy brass handle and sturdy, bright, spear point blade.  Handle is marked “U.S. ARMY” and is named.  
 

This knife has an 8″ blade, and measures 13″ overall.  

Purchase of this knife requires signing of the Auto Knife Form.  Email info@stcroixblades.com to request the form.  

1 Hubertus 10″ Leverlock stiletto auto.  
 

This German-made auto has fine sambar stag handles.  There is no box with this knife as it was in a collection.  The blade measures 4 7/16″.

Purchase of this knife requires signing of the Auto Knife Form.  Email info@stcroixblades.com to request the form.  

1 German made 13 1//8″ pick lock stiletto auto.  

This auto has fine horn handles.  There is no box with this knife as it was in a collection.  The blade measures 6 1/8″.

Purchase of this knife requires signing of the Auto Knife Form.  Email info@stcroixblades.com to request the form.  

1 German made 11″ press button stiletto auto.  

This auto has fine stag handles.  There is no box with this knife as it was in a collection.  The blade measures 5″.

1 James Behring Jr. Handmade stag handle fighting knife available. This knife would make an important addition to any collection.

The blade measures 6”.  This knife measures 11” overall.

The handle pommel is made of fine Stag.  The stag handle has a compass inlayed in the pommel end.  This is a beauty of a fighting knife.

1 fine custom Robert Parrish fighting/survival knife.  This early Parrish knife would make an important addition to any collection.

The blade is stamped ‘RP’.  The handle is hollow for survival kit storage.  The sturdy leather sheath has a sharpening stone in the pocket.  

This blade measures 8”.  This knife measures 13” overall.  This is a large survival/fighting knife.  

1 U.S. WW2 Randall model 1 fighting knife available.  This desirable ID’d U.S. WW2 edged weapon would make an important addition to any collection.  

The blade is ID’d on the reverse with the soldier’s name and serial #.  The sheath is marked ‘H.H. HEISER  MAKER  DENVER, COLO.’.  

This knife measures 12 1/8” overall.  The blade measures 7 1/4”.  

Have a collection of Randall knives to sell?  Call or text St. Croix Blades at 715-557-1688, or use this link https://stcroixblades.com/contact-us/.

1 ca.1950’s Randall model 12-9 Bowie fighting knife available.  This early Randall knife would make a rare addition to any collection.

This knife model is discussed on pages 98 & 99 of Robert E. Hunt’s book Randall Fighting Knives in Wartime–WWII, Korea & Vietnam (see photos of pgs. 98 & 99 at left).  

This knife has a Randall brown button sheath.  The stone is marked ‘NORTON Abrasives’.  

Purchase of this knife requires signing of the Auto Knife Form.  Email info@stcroixblades.com to request the form.  

7 7/8″ auto.  

This auto has fine hardwood handles.  There is no box with this knife as it was in a collection.  The blade measures 3 3/8″.  

Purchase of this knife requires signing of the Auto Knife Form.  Email info@stcroixblades.com to request the form.  

7 7/8″ leverlock auto by Weidmannsheil, Solingen Germany.  The bolster is marked ‘SPRINGER KONIG‘.  

This auto has fine stag handles.  There is no box with this knife as it was in a collection.  The blade measures 3 1/4″.