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Rare MINT! US WW2 Camillus Mark 2 Fighting Knife -U.S.N. w/Arsenal Paper








Rare MINT! US WW2 Camillus Mark 2 Fighting Knife -U.S.N. w/Arsenal Paper
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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.
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Rare Antique Marbles MSA Handy Fish Knife -Old M.S.A. Collection/Fishing







Rare Antique Marbles MSA Handy Fish Knife -Old M.S.A. Collection/Fishing
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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.
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WW2 Case V42 Stiletto Fighting Knife -US FSSF -V-42 Dagger -EXCEPTIONAL Cond.














WW2 Case V42 Stiletto Fighting Knife -US FSSF -V-42 Dagger -EXCEPTIONAL Cond.
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1 U.S. World War 2 Case V-42 stiletto. This V-42 is a premium example–for the most advanced collections.
This Case V-42 has the long sheath. The sheath was darkened by the soldier who carried it for night operations.
The blade on this knife measures 7 3/8″–its full original length.
This knife was used by the First Special Service Force. Frank Trzaska notes in his article “The Case V-42 Stiletto” which appeared in the April 1998 edition of KnifeWorld, that “The U.S. Special Forces (Green Berets) use the V-42 in their Distinctive Insignia, their Unit Crest and in their shoulder patch.” The Case V-42 is a coveted and classic U.S. fighting knife.
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Rare MINT—WW2 Case V42 Stiletto Fighting Knife -US 1st Special Service Force













Rare MINT—WW2 Case V42 Stiletto Fighting Knife -US 1st Special Service Force
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1 vintage U.S. World War 2 Case V-42 stiletto. This V-42 is a mint example for only the most advanced collector.
This Case V-42 has no sheath. Buy this knife, and locate a sheath for it–once you do that you will have one of the top condition V-42’s in the world.
This knife is ID’d on the reverse ricasso. This knife is inscribed “C. Wetsell/805-89-07/U.S.N.”. Wetsell was Machinist’s Mate 2nd Class Charles L. Wetsell of the U.S.S. General J.R. Brooke, a Navy transport involved with transporting soldiers and marines across both the Atlantic and Pacific. The Brooke may have transported the 1st SSF to Italy.
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EXCEPTIONALLY RARE OFFERING—PRESIDENT of WR CASE & SONS CO WW2 V42 Stiletto Fighting Knife











EXCEPTIONALLY RARE OFFERING—PRESIDENT of WR CASE & SONS CO WW2 V42 Stiletto Fighting Knife
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1 vintage U.S. World War 2 Case V-42 stiletto. This V-42 is a premium and rare knife. This knife was the President of W.R. Case & Sons Knife Co.’s V-42. This is a historic knife for only the most advanced collection.
The original authentication letter from Robert Buerlein, author of Allied Military Fighting Knives and The Men Who Made Them Famous, accompanies this exceptionally rare knife.
This Case V-42 has the long scabbard. The blade on this knife measures 7 1/4″.
The V-42 was used by the First Special Service Force. Frank Trzaska notes in his article “The Case V-42 Stiletto” which appeared in the April 1998 edition of KnifeWorld, that “The U.S. Special Forces (Green Berets) use the V-42 in their Distinctive Insignia, their Unit Crest and in their shoulder patch.” The Case V-42 is a coveted and classic U.S. fighting knife.
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WW2 US Marine Raider Stiletto Knife w/ETCH -Camillus USMC CARLSONS RAIDERS








WW2 US Marine Raider Stiletto Knife w/ETCH -Camillus USMC CARLSONS RAIDERS
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1 vintage WW II Camillus Marine Raider stiletto fighting knife available. This knife has absolutely none of the usual crazing/cracking of the guard and handle that is normally present on 90% of Raider stilettos. This knife is an important part of American history, and would make a rare addition to any collection.
This knife was carried by a member of Carlson’s Raiders. See page 86 of Mike Silvey’s book Knives of the United States Military — World War II for a photo of the Raider stiletto.
This Marine Raider stiletto measures 12 5/16″ overall. The blade itself measures 7 3/16″. The blade etches is still partially visible on the blade ‘U.S.M.C.’, and ‘CAMILLUS CUTLERY CAMILLUS N.Y.’.



















































































