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Marbles WW2 Fighting Knife -US -NATIVE AMERICAN GI -Beaded Sheath -8” Ideal
Marbles WW2 Fighting Knife -US -NATIVE AMERICAN GI -Beaded Sheath -8” Ideal
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1 private purchase U.S. WW2 Marble’s fighting knife available. This knife was carried by a Native American G.I. Private purchase knives were commonly carried during World War 2. This U.S. WW2 edged weapon would make an important addition to any collection.
The knife sheath has amazing Native American beadwork.
This knife is a Marbles 8″ Ideal. This knife measures 12 1/2” overall. The blade measures 8”.
This knife is ID’d. The G.I. pressed his name into the handle ‘Bob Wood’. He also marked the handle with two crossed feathered arrows.
In addition, he wrote his name in the pommel in dots with a punch or other tool.
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5 Oak Display Cases -16 3/8”X10 3/8”X1 1/4” Case for Knife/Gun/Medals Collection
5 Oak Display Cases -16 3/8”X10 3/8”X1 1/4” Case for Knife/Gun/Medals Collection
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1 group of 5 oak and glass display cases available. We took in a large knife collection. The knives were displayed in these well-made cases.
Each case has inside dimensions of 16 3/8” X 10 3/8” X 1 1/4”. The outside dimensions are 18” X 12” X 2 1/4”. Each case has picture hanger wire attached to the back so that the cases can be hung on the wall. The inside foam is over 1” thick—knives, watches, guns, duck calls, etc. are held tightly in place by the compressible foam.
We have approximately 28 of these cases available. Contact us if you would like more than 5 cases.
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5 Oak Display Cases – Case for Gun/Knife/Watch/Duck Calls/Medals Collection
5 Oak Display Cases – Case for Gun/Knife/Watch/Duck Calls/Medals Collection
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1 group of 5 oak and glass display cases available. We took in a large knife collectjon. The knives were displayed in these well-made cases.
Each case has inside dimensions of 16 3/8” X 5 1/2” X 1 1/4”. The outside dimensions are 18” X 7” X 2 1/4”. Each case has picture hanger wire attached to the back so that the cases can be hung on the wall. The inside foam is over 1” thick—knives, watches, guns, duck calls, etc. are held tightly in place by the compressible foam.
We have 10 of this size available. Contact us if you would like more than 5 cases.
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Oak Display Case – Case for Gun/Knife/Watch/Duck Calls/Medals Collection
Oak Display Case – Case for Gun/Knife/Watch/Duck Calls/Medals Collection
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This oak display case SHIPS FREE to Anywhere in the U.S.! Overseas buyers–please note shipping will be an additional cost due to the weight of these oak display cases. Each weighs 6 lbs. (2.7 kg).
Oak and glass display cases available. We took in a large knife collection. The knives were displayed in these well-made cases. We have 10 of these cases available–update the ‘quantity’ on this listing to choose how many you would like.
Each case has inside dimensions of 16 3/8” X 5 1/2” X 1 1/4”. The outside dimensions are 18” X 7” X 2 1/4”. Each case has picture hanger wire attached to the back so that the cases can be hung on the wall. The inside foam is over 1” thick—knives, watches, guns, duck calls, etc. are held tightly in place by the compressible foam.
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Vietnam 1970 Gerber Mark II Fighting Knife/Mk 2 Combat/MkII -Collection #019242/lw
Vietnam 1970 Gerber Mark II Fighting Knife/Mk 2 Combat/MkII -Collection #019242/lw
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1 Vietnam 1970 Gerber Mark II fighting knife. This Gerber fighting knife would make an important addition to any collection.
This Gerber is serial number ‘019242’.
This Mark II has the Gerber sharpening steel as well.
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Oak Display Case -16 3/8”X10 3/8”X1 1/4” -for Knife/Gun/Medals Collection
Oak Display Case -16 3/8”X10 3/8”X1 1/4” -for Knife/Gun/Medals Collection
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Overseas buyers–please note shipping will be an additional cost due to the weight of these oak display cases. Each weighs 6 lbs. (2.7 kg).
Oak and glass display cases available. We took in a large knife collection. The knives were displayed in these well-made cases. We have 13 of these cases available–update the ‘quantity’ on this listing to choose how many you would like.
Each case has inside dimensions of 16 3/8” X 10 3/8” X 1 1/4”. The outside dimensions are 18” X 12” X 2 1/4”. Each case has picture hanger wire attached to the back so that the cases can be hung on the wall. The inside foam is over 1” thick—knives, watches, guns, duck calls, etc. are held tightly in place by the compressible foam.
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Japanese WW2 RAILWAY DIRK -Old/Antique Samurai Sword Collection -Railroad Dagger
Japanese WW2 RAILWAY DIRK -Old/Antique Samurai Sword Collection -Railroad Dagger
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1 rare World War II Japanese Manchurian Railway dirk available. A WWII Japanese Railway dirk would make the rarest of additions to any collection.
This dirk measures 14 1/8″ (35.9 cm) overall. The blade itself measures 9 1/4″, as measured properly from blade tip to the habaki.
The handle has a wire-wrapped black same/rayskin grip. The gold gilt on this Railway dirk is exceptional.
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JAPANESE WW2 SHIN GUNTO ARMY SWORD -GENDAITO -Rare Blade Shape w/Silvered Mounts
JAPANESE WW2 SHIN GUNTO ARMY SWORD -GENDAITO -Rare Blade Shape w/Silvered Mounts
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1 Japanese World War II Army Officer’s Samurai sword available. This katana was made by Masashige. This Japanese sword would make an important addition to any collection.
This is a desirable hand-made gendai sword. Note the rare blade shape. This is the first World War 2 gendai I have owned (or seen) that has this desirable blade shape. This sword is something special.
Matsubayashi Masashige was awarded ‘Special Honor Noted Seat/Sword Forging Teacher’ at the 1941 Exhibition. Just 33 of the hundreds of swordsmith participants in the 1941 Exhibition were awarded this ranking. This sword’s hamon is exceptional. See the photos for a closer look. This sword was water-tempered.
In 1942 Mr. Kurihara Hikosaburo, a historian who helped to bring out a revival of the sword-making tradition in Japan, ranked 400 wartime Japanese swordsmiths into 7 skill categories–saijo saku (highest), jojo saku, jo saku, chujo saku, chu saku, chuge saku, and ge saku. Matsubayashi Masashige was ranked in the second highest skill category by Mr. Hikosaburo.
This sword is dated October, 1934. Very early.
The blade measures 24 1/4″ (61.6 cm) from blade tip to notch in the blade spine.
Note the superior koshirae. The mounts were custom-ordered. Note the Silvered fittings. The handle ito/wrap is lacquered. Very unusual in a World War 2 sword. The saya is wood with a reddish textured lacquer finish.
This sword is, in all respects, a cut above the rest.
