Knives, Bayonets, Swords, & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a large "commando" style fighting knife made by Western and used by the United States military. VINTAGE: Circa World War II. SIZE: 15-3/8" length and 2-1/2" width (sheath). CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Steel and wood with stitched...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States made farrier's knife dating to the Civil War. The knife is all in one curved line, and the tip of the blade is also curved back in a lip that aided in dealing with stubborn horseshoes. VINTAGE: Circa Civil War...

ARTIFACT: This is a United States Model 1892 Krag bayonet and scabbard dated 1903 - an early "Banana Wars" example. It is marked 1903 and US on opposite sides of the ricasso. The bayonet comes with a scabbard that has a swiveling belt loop. The blade is...

ARTIFACT: This is an early manufacture United States Army Model 1902 officer's sword, made during World War I or even earlier. The sword comes with its original scabbard and has a maker mark for Harding Uniform & Regalia Company of Boston, Massachusetts...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I trench warfare knuckle knife. The knife is dated 1917 and is by Landers, Frary & Clark (L. F. & C). The knife does not come with a sheath. VINTAGE: Circa World War I. SIZE: Approximately by 14" in length and 4" in width...

ARTIFACT: This is a Civil War Union Army bayonet for a .58 caliber rifle. The bayonet is a relic that was excavated at the Fredericksburg battlefield site circa 1900. Fredericksburg was a five-day battle that happened between the Confederate Army of...

ARTIFACT: This is a Civil War era German import Model 1840 United States Army Cavalry saber by Rohrig & Co., with proper markings on the back of the blade. The brass guard is slightly misshapen, and there are some nicks in the blade. Most of the leather...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1951 dated United States Army machete scabbard from the Korean War era. The scabbard has a rubberized material body with an Army unit marking and three yellow stripes painted on, as well as a metal throat. VINTAGE: Circa 1951 (Korean...

ARTIFACT: A wonderful, untouched example of the most lethal-looking of the World War I United States trench knives: the Model 1918 by Landers, Frary, & Clark. This example has never been cleaned, oiled or polished and just has a light film of age upon it...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old sword scabbard throat. The throat has a minimum of decoration: two scalloped edges and a few lines and borders. VINTAGE: Circa Colonial era. SIZE: 3-1/4" height and 1-5/16" width and 7/8" depth. CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is an unissued circa early 1960s M-6 bayonet. The bayonet is sheathed in an M-8A1 scabbard. VINTAGE: Circa early 1960s. SIZE: Approximately 12-1/2" in length and 2-7/8" in width at widest part (sheathed); lace about 42" in length total...

ARTIFACT: This is a Model 1873 (M1873) Trapdoor Springfield .45-.70 socket bayonet. The 45 calibre "Trapdoor" rifle was produced at Springfield Armory in Massachusetts for two decades beginning in 187The bayonet is marked U.S. VINTAGE: Circa 1873-1893...