Impressive Bowie Knife with Mint 7.4” Steel Blade and Stag Antler Handle with Custom made Leather Sheath

Here on offer is what looks to be a handmade bowie knife with a mint 7,4” polished steel blade, stag antler handle and a custom made leather sheath.

I am sure this knife has never been used and it is in mint condition, like the day it was made!

The 7.4” long steel blade, has a polish finish and retains a 6.5” sharp curved cutting edge, with no knicks. You can still...  read more

Code: 52255

British Army Folding Two-Piece Stainless Steel Clasp or Jack Knife Dated 1968

Here on offer is a British army issued folding, two-piece stainless steel clasp or jack knife, dated 1968.

It has a main blade, a combination can & bottle opener, along with a screwdriver tip and at the other end a lanyard loop.

On one of the grip plates it is stamped with:

STAINLESS STEEL

Broad arrow and 68

Broad arrow...  read more

Code: 52256

Mint Set of Three Gil Hibben Designed 8.6” Stainless Steel Throwing Knifes with Nylon Belt Sheath by United Cutlery, c2000

Here on offer is a mint set of three Gil Hibben designed, 8.56” stainless steel throwing knifes with a black nylon belt sheath, made by United Cutlery, circa 2000.

This is another set of throwing knives I have owned since new, but never used.

They were designed by Gil Hibben, who is a master knife maker, an avid knife thrower and author of the Hibben knife-throwing...  read more

Code: 52253

Stunning Pair of WW1 German POW 8” Cow Shinbones Carved with Roses - KNOCKALOE -I.O.M. “Legs of Man”

Here on offer is a stunning pair of WW1 German POW 8” cow shinbones carved with roses and KNOCKALOE and the Isle of Man, “Legs of Man” symbol.

depicting skilfully detailed roses.

This pair was made on the Isle of Man, by German POW’s held at the large internment camp at Knockaloe, during WW1.

They used what materials they had to hand and cow bones p...  read more

Code: 52252

Pair of Italian WW1 Trench Art Letter Openers Commemorating the Battle of Solstice Italy - 15th June 1918

Here on offer are a superb pair of possibly Italian WW1 Trench Art letter openers, with scimitar shaped brass blades and grips made from copper drive bands.

They both commemorate the second Battle of the Piave River, also known as the Battle of Solstice, in Italy. This decisive Italian victory was fought against the Austro-Hungarian Empire, from 15–23 June 1918.

T...  read more

Code: 52254

Antique Presentation Mallet to Mrs Down for Stone Laying Ceremony at Rock Chapel Yelverton Devon Aug 8th 1906

Here on offer is an antique presentation mallet to Mrs Down for the stone laying ceremony at Rock Chapel, Yelverton, Devon, on August 8th 1906.

Antique ceremonial wooden mallets were traditionally presented to nobilities or high-ranking officials invited to lay the foundation stones of churches and other significant buildings. These tools served as commemorative gifts, often fea...  read more

Code: 52240

WW2 Period Royal Navy Admiralty Pattern 301B Alloy Scales Clasp Knife by Harrison Fisher & Co Ltd of Sheffield – Named to C. Clayton

Here on offer is a genuine WW2 period Royal Navy Admiralty Pattern 301B alloy scales clasp knife, by Harrison Fisher & Co Ltd of Sheffield.

My understanding is that alloy scales replace the original staghorn specified by the original Admiralty Pattern 301 knife.

Also known as the pusser’s dirk this was issued to seamen as Admiralty pattern 301, with horn scales fr...  read more

Code: 52243

Unusual 7” Bowie Bladed Knife with WW2 German SS/SA Dagger Style Grip by WHITBY Solingen Germany c1965

Here on offer is an unusual 7” bowie bladed knife with WW2 German SS/SA Dagger style grip by WHITBY Solingen Germany, circa 1965.

It has a sturdy 7” stainless steel bowie shaped blade with a 6.5” cutting edge. The only markings on the blade are the makers details, stamped on one side of the ricasso:

WHITBY
SOLINGEN
GERMANY

The blade is ...  read more

Code: 52199

Near Mint WW2 German SA Dagger by the Scarce Maker CARL HEIDELBERG of Solingen, with Original Hanger by Assmann

Here on offer is a near mint, early WW2 German SA dagger by the scare maker, CARL HEIDELBERG, Solingen, Germany, with its original long hanger.

This is one of the best SA daggers I have ever owned and looks to have never been taken apart.

These daggers are considered scarce examples due to the company's limited production, with estimates suggesting only 4,000 piec...  read more

Code: 52251

Extra Photos of WW2 German SA Dagger by CARL HEIDELBERG Solingen - 52251

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Code: 52250