Posted 9 years ago
PointyEnd
(6 items)
I have always collected knives even since a kid. There is something about the history of a knife that keeps me looking for more.
WWII Edged Weapons Collection | ||
| World War Two589 of 1517 |  |  |
WWII Edged Weapons Collection | ||
| World War Two589 of 1517 | | |
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Posted 9 years ago
PointyEnd
(6 items)
I have always collected knives even since a kid. There is something about the history of a knife that keeps me looking for more.
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That's a great collection and very well displayed. I've been collecting since I was a kid too.
Description from Right to left.
1943 Utica M3 WWII Trench Knife Blade marked
Sheffield England Fairbairn Sykes Commando Dagger Tactical Fighting Knife
1943 Imperial M3 WWII Trench Knife Blade marked
Boker Knive V-42 Devil's Brigade Knife (replica)
1943 Camillus M3 WWII Trench Knife Blade marked
CASE XX Marine Raider Devil's Brigade Commando Fighting Knife
1943 Imperial M3 WWII Trench Knife Blade marked
Western WWII Military Model 46 Stacked Leather Shark Knife 6" blade
US MARBLES Gladstone Jet Pilot Survival Commando Fighting Knife 6" blade
Cocobolo Handle WW2 Western L-77 Stiletto 1943-45
1940 USMC Marine US WW2 Paramarine Western W-31 Parachutist Knife (RARE)
Stacked Handle WW2 Western L-77 Stiletto 1943-45
Western WWII Military Model 46 Stacked Leather Shark Knife 6" blade
WWll Western G-46-8, Restored and Custom Built USMC Handle & USMC Sheath
I'm impressed! Great collection. I was wanting a Fairbairn to carry on occasions & just couldn't see springing on an original & so bought an Indian repro.. I am really impressed with what I got. Not some cheap thing that won't hold an edge, but high carbon that stays razor sharp. Doesn't even seem to require that regular oiling that high carbon blades seem to require to stay sharp.
excellent display, I also like to collect all types of military fighting knives and bayonets.