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Just pix of knives

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My Pilot Knives, WWII - Vietnam (or thereabouts)
NOTE: The shiny-handled one, 5th up from the bottom on the left, is actually a pre-WWII Case "Match-Safe" knife complete with hollow handle and compass.

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Part of my USN Mark I collection: All of the Colonial Mark I variations plus three "clear-handled" prototypes and one current reproduction (bottom right)

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And here's one I've been scratching my head over for some time. The handle looks to be from an M7 bayonet, but the pommel, guard and flat-ground blade are mysteries.

[EDIT] I was relying on the pic, taken 'way back when. Now that I'm actually holding it in my hand, I see that the blade is saber-ground.

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