Camillus MK 2 combat knife.  This post war knife shows the two line U.S.

German 98 Mauser bayonet maker marked Durkopp Werk 3 Bielefeld.  This example shows 1938 date on the spine, Nazi proofs and very good grips.  This example is complete with scabbard and a 1944 dated

Ishapore MK II bayonet showing the crown/GR1/MKII dated March 1943/RF1.  The reverse shows a 1949 referb date.  11.9" blade and overall 16.7" .Built for the Ishapore No 1 MK III Lee Enfield rifle. 

British WW2 Machete, one of the lesser variations.  13 1/2 " blade marked GOF, 1945 date.

An interesting variation of the No.

Pattern 1888 MKII Lee Metford bayonet.  This example is dated 9/96 and marked Wilkinson London.  The reverse shows the WD and inspector mark.  The cross guard is marked R,Q,G,A 1 19.  Our interpret

British Bown Bess bayonet built by one of the contract makers Wheeler and so marked.  16 1/2" blade overall length 21".  This piece shows overall fine pitting/brown color.  This bayonet was sourced

An excellent example of an India pattern bayonet (3rd Model Brown Bess).  This piece shows a very good plus blade, 17" and overall 21.75.  The blade and socket show light pitting and staining.

Excellent plus example of a 1907 Australian bayonet built at Orange in December 1942.  The bayonet works at Lithgow were transferred to Orange in July 1942.  This bayonet shows SN X99936.  The wood

British 1888 MK 1 2nd type bayonet built for the Lee-Metford Enfield.  This example is dated 2/92 and shows inspection/reissue dates of 1894, 1900 and 1907.  The blade shows staining and light pitt

Brown Bess relic bayonet .  No markings, overall pitting.  This piece was purchased by the prior owner as a battlefield pickup in Europe.  We have no information beyond that.  A neat relic bayonet.

Ross M-10 bayonet converted to military utility knife early WW2 era.  Clean Bowie shaped blade, the ground off stud on the right side of the pommel shows a C-broad arrowmark.  Very good wood scales

An excellent hand tooled Finish knife sheath built for a 5" blade. -Overall this piece is 9" and remains in very good to excellent condtiion.

U.S. Model 1835/42 socket bayonet (see page 198 of "Bayonets" by Janzen).  This piece shows 18" blade,  2 5/8" socket and the distinctive shank.  This piece shows the U.S.

1876 Light Cavalry Officers sword built by Wooley & Co.  This example shows an excellent 21 1/2" blade. Both sides of the blade base show etching.  The left shows the maker Woolley & Co.

British household cavalry sword pattern 1892 (Mark 1).

An original Talwar sword built circa 1800's.  This piece shows a 22" Damascus steel blade.  The blade is built from multiple layers of thin steel hammer welded.  The blade shows one area of edge se

This is an original 1930 dated, English built, Canadian issued Leather and steel bayonet practice helmet.  This piece shows totally intact steel mesh, sound and complete leather including the leath

Rare sword scabbard for the 1855 Canadian sword.  These swords were intended for and issued to the Canadian militia cavalry prior to Confederation.  For the background history and information on th

A Kris probably from Java.  This knife is 17" overall and shows a 13" double-edged blade.  The blade is welded Damascus & shows its' obvious age circa 19th Century.

A Martini-Enfield Pattern 1895 bayonet.  This example shows the 21.5 " blade.  Originally built 3/88, converted Jan 1900 .  This piece shows an excellent bright blade with clear markings.  The sock

English Wilkinson built bayonet Pattern 1887 MKIII.  This example is dated 1889, very good plus blade with clear makers marks and government wd & inspector markings.  This example shows a Marti

This piece is a Philippine Bolo (Long Knife).  This bolo shows a typical 14" blade and is mounted with a wood handle in the arm & fist configeration.  This piece rides in a carved wood scabbard

An original working Kukri.  This example shows a heavy 11 1/2" blade with an overall length of 15"and  original wood hilt.  This piece is smaller than the standard Gurka knife and was probably buil

WW1 German 598/05 bayonet.  This example was built by Simson & Co.