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1 antique ca.1920-1940 Case Tested XX model 6235 1/2 jack knife available. This slick black scales model 6235 1/2 is in beautiful condition.
This knife measures 4 1/8″ in the closed position. The master blade itself measures 3″. The second blade measures 2 3/8″.
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1 antique ca.1920-1940 Case Tested XX model 6235 1/2 jack knife available. This slick black scales model 6235 1/2 is in beautiful condition.
This knife measures 4 1/8″ in the closed position. The master blade itself measures 3″. The second blade measures 2 3/8″.
CONDITION:
This antique Case Tested XX jack knife is in excellent condition. The rough black scales are quite perfect. The blades have strong snap, and no wiggle.
$1,695
1 very early new in the box vintage Buck 184 Buckmaster knife. This knife was made within months of the very first Buckmaster that Buck released. This knife was made sometime between mid-July and September 1985. This iconic Buckmaster would make an important addition to any collection.
This knife is stamped on the ricasso ‘BUCK 184 U.S.A. PAT. PEND.’. This knife, as pictured above, comes new in the box with all of its paperwork!
$1,695
1 new in the box vintage Buck 184 BK (BLACK OXIDE) Buckmaster knife. This iconic Buckmaster would make an important addition to any collection.
This knife, as pictured above, comes new in the box with all of its paperwork!
$465
1 U.S. World War 2 theater fighting knife available. Other knives by this maker are known to exist. Another is pictured in Bill Wright’s book ‘Military Theater Knives of WWII’ on page 177. This U.S. fighting knife would make an important addition to any collection.
This WW2 combat knife has a 7″ blade. The handle is made of walnut. The blade has a full extended tang.
This knife is ID’d. The handle is stamped ‘EF KNIGHT USMC’.
There was no sheath with the knife when I bought it.
$500
1 U.S. WW2 Viner Bros. 1943 M6 sheath for the blade-dated M3 trench fighting knife available. This desirable U.S. WW2 M6 scabbard would make an important addition to any collection.
The top of the sheath was cut down–this was commonly done by U.S. paratroopers for their jumps.
The sheath throat is stamped ‘U.S.M6 VINER BROS 1943’.
