Under 20 inches long. Wooden frame. Has some miniature knives on the cloth part.

They are numbered 3x 161 .22 Savage high power l r smokeless and no 162 30 gvt rimless 30 06 32 S&W. They are in used condition.

Tip is needle like. Blade is semi mirror like. Heavily scratched up. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the handle. 3 inch blade and 7.5 inches overall. Leather sheath is stiff.

No scabbard. Quillon is numbered 95755. Maker mark is hard to make out. Has a tip. Blade is grey with dark spots. Towards the crossguard is some rust spots. Lock won’t move. One of the scales is cracked. Some light pitting throughout.

No sheath. The Camillus etching is not seen on the blade. Lots of scratches from use on the blade. Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with dark spots. The crossguard overhand were removed/grounded. No damaged to the handle other than the grinding. Roughly a 7 inch blade and 12 inches overall. If you ever wanted one but didn’t want to pay the 2000 or more for a mint example. This one would be perfect for a collector on a budget.

The one ball on the crossguard moves the blade to open. Tip is needle like. Wiggles. Blade is mirror like with some scratches. Thuds open and clicks closed. Very tight opening and closing with a single hand. The one scale right below the word rapid has maybe a crack. It could be part of the graining on the edge. When closed it is 5.25 inches closed.

Tips are needles. Blades have strong factory crossgraining on them. Some dark/rusty spots. Blades wiggle. They click open and closed. No cracks or chips in the scales. 5.25 inches when closed. Can use a thorough cleaning.

Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4.25 inch blade and 8.5 inches overall. Has a browning marked sheath.

Has a point. But they very tip is broken off. Grey blade with dark spots. Some scratches. Some rust on the edge of the tang. No wiggles. 4.25 inch blade and 8.5 inches overall. Snap works. Leather sheath is flexible.

Artist signed on the lower right corner. Has a polar bear chasing after a fleeing sea lion going down a hole. The spoon is marked sterling 950. 4.75 inches long.

Tip is needle. Etching is crisp and clear. Factory crossgraining is bold on it. No wiggles. Clicks open and closed. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4.5 inches closed.

POCKET KNIFE; Tip is needle like. Blade is mostly mirror like with some dark spots. Slight wiggle. Clicks open and closed. 3.25 inches closed. Some rust on the spring.

No model numbers or dots. Blade was sharpened ad reshaped. Tip is needle like. Blade is grey. Blade wiggles. Scale without the shield has a crack and chip in it. Other scale has some small cracks around the pins. Clicks open and quiet closed. 4 inches closed. Blade sits slightly proud.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THESE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK THEM UP. IF YOU CANT PICK THEM UP THEN DONT BID ON THEM. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS NO. the only one. That works is the yellow one. Mostly parts. Issues can be rusty blades, resharpened, broken/cracked scales, and overall general wear. Largest one is 4 inches closed.

Knife; Late 1800s knife. Made by V P Bagshaw Church St Liverpool. Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. One scale is cracked and has a slight chip on the edge. Blade clicks open and closed. Wiggles. 3 inches closed.

Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with dark spots. Scratches. No wiggles. 4 inch blade and roughly 9 inches overall. Stag handle. Not cracked or chipped.

Shows some light wear from use. Tip is needle like. Cross graining is present on it. Etching is crisp and clear. 3.75 inch blade and 5.75 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

Just about all of them have some kind of damaged. Chipped/cracked scales, chipped/damaged blades, dark blades and other general use issues. Makers like New York Walden, Bauer, unreadable, unmarked, warranted Sheffield, robeson cutlery, Mann, hugalt, hammer brand, and something cutlery.

Most are marked for ulery junior. Blades are mostly grey. Knife handle is roughly 3.75 inches closed. In used condition.

Just under 1 inch wide. Made out of aluminum.

Blum detective badge is 2 inches long. Bel air security badge 3 inches long. Mansfield twp pt Murray nj fire co miniature 1.5 inches. All are in used condition.

No makers mark. Bold cross graining on the blade. Tip is needle like. 3.25 inch blade and 8 inches overall.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON IT. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK THE KNIFE UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS NO. Tip is needle like. Factory cross graining on the edge of the blade. A few rust spots. Hook is all scratched up. Hook is quiet opening and clicks closed. When the button is pressed down hard the blade flies out in locked position. Quiet when closed. Lock works. Both blades wiggle. 4.5 inches closed.

Tips are needle like. Blades are mirror like. Blades are quiet opening and click closed. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 3.25 inches closed. Box is worn from storage.

There is no history on this. As it was found with the collection of knives. No guarantees. Has a makers tag saying the green beret is version 1100-83-cmbt. Size is not given. Some slight discoloration on the top.

Marked J Bowie as the maker. No sheath. Tip is needle like. Blade is semi mirror like. Etched J Bowie. A few nicks in the blade. 8.5 inch blade and 13.75 inches overall. Wooden handle was broken off. Sawtooth teeth are still sharp.

Tip is needle like. Blacken blade. Has rust issues. Crossguard wiggles. 5.5 inch blade and 10 inches overall. Snap works. Missing stitching on the leather sheath. Rusty rivets. Leather is flexible.

Made by boyt. Made to fit on a web belt. Shows wear from use and storage. Leather is flexible.

My theory it was reissued for WWII as a fighting knife. There was a shortage of fighting knives beginning WWII. US raided all its arsenals for fighting knives. Cut down civil war and other wars swords down and turned them into knives. This could have been done with this. Numbered 23333. SA flaming bomb for Springfield armory. Interesting on the side where it is stamped it is etched 775936. Probably the soldiers service number. Tip of the blade was cut to turn it into a Bowie knife. Blade is grey with dark spots. Has scratches. Some sight grind marks from being sharpened. Some deep scratches in the brass crossguard. Rust on the tang. Some wear and a slight chip in the wooden handle. Has a modern generic leather sheath with it.

Only marked England on top of the crossguard. Tip is needle like. Scratches and slight rust spots on the blade. Some verde gris on the brass handle. 6.75 inch blade and 11.5 inches overall. Well worn leather sheath. Missing the retaining strap. Unmarked flexible sheath.

Turned into a fighting knife. Heavy hilt that feels like it would real my wrist like the model 1849. Very beefy. One side of the ricasso still has the original inspector stampings us jhc . Other side has the stamping of AS Co flaming bomb 1906. AS is for Ames. Tip is a needle. Blade shows scratches and wear. Grey blade with dark spots. 9 inch blade and 14.5 inches overall. Crossguard looks like a replacement in steel. Has the washer. No wiggles. Leather wrap on the handle is worn. Cracks and chips in the wooden part of the handle. Comes in a very soft flexible leather sheath.

Marked r8758 and 282. Has a tip. Blade shows wear from use and storage. Lock moves with ease. No cracks or chips in the handle. Leather sheath is flexible is painted yellow on the front 36.

Has a tip. Very tip is slightly round. Blade has rust spots on it. Blade has scratches ad looks like it was slightly sharpened down. No wiggles. Leather rings on the handle show wear. No sheath.

This is the third and last one out of this amazing collection. Made for the wedding of Princess Jodhpur April 22nd 1950. Tip is needle like. Some of the chrome finish is wearing off. Showing brass base metal. Few dark spots on the blade. Roughly 6.25 inch blade and 11 inches overall. Leather is highly flexible. The leather strap has damage to it.

Might have been a Patton sword at one time. Likely cut down for use in WWII when there was a shortage of fighting knives. US Army raided their arsenals and turn anything they could into a fighting knife. Ricasso is Stamped SA flaming bomb 1918. SA stands for Springfield arsenal. Other side it is marked US 35175. Slight wiggle in the crossguard. 7.75 inch blade and 13 inches overall. Tip is needle like. Blade is semi mirror like. Pommel plate shows rust. Snap works. Leather is flexible on the sheath.

I think the blade was a Spanish Mauser or another type of Mauser. There is no markings on it. No sheath. Rusty. Thick aluminum scales were added. Overall length is 15 inches.

Crude but effective. Marked herder phila. No sheath. Tip is a needle. Blade is grey with dark spots. Shows scratches. Resharpened. No chips out of the wooden scales. The one scale has a slight crack on the side. 6 inch blade and 10.5 inches overall.

No markings. Very crude. Tip is a needle. Blade is mirror like. A few dark spots. no wiggles. 8.75 inch blade and 13.75 inches overall. Snap works. Leather sheath is flexible.

Markings are mk1 rd79/0843. Precise well made knife. You know it’s special when you put it in you hand. Pommel unscrews. Blade shows light wear. 6.5 inch blade and 11.5 inches overall. Sharpening stone looks untouched. I didn’t try to remove it. Snaps work. Back of the sheath is marked El Paso leather. Quality just quality.

Lock moves with ease. No wiggles. There is a gap between the crossguard and scales. Tip is needle like. Blade shows wear from use. No cracks in the scales. Snap works. USM8A1 pwh. No cracks in the scabbard.

I can’t make out the maker mark fully. Most likely a cattaraugus. Blade is dark. Tip is needle like. Surprisingly no wiggles. There is chunks out of the leather rings with cracks. Good beater knife or a long cold winter project knife. 6 inch blade and 10.5 inches overall.

Missing the department badge on the front. Side buttons are marked police. Has a patent number us number 1290570. Patent is from 1917 and expired in 1936. Piping is worn and discolored in areas. Visor needs to be reshaped. Size is a 7. Some gauges out of the visor.

Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. Handle wiggles. Needs to screwed down tighter. 7.5 inch blade and 12 inches overall. Made by Inox. Mark is faint. Sheath fits. Leather is flexible. But there is a half inch cap between the opening of the sheath and crossguard.

Handle; No markings on the blade. Very tip is bent. Needs to be retipped. Blade shows rust in areas. No wiggles. Pommel is rusty. Blade is roughly 5.75 inches and 10 inches overall. Male part of the snap is stuck in the female part. Leather is flexible.

Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with dark spots. No wiggles. Wooden scales show wear. Few gouges out of wooden scales. British army markings of the up arrow and inspector initials ew. 6 inch blade and 11 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is slightly flexes.

Crude thing. Numbered 7425 on the crossguard. Tip is rounded. Was heavily covered in oil/grease. Blade is grey. Lock moves with ease. Has a incorrect short Turkish Mauser scabbard on it.

No sheath. Has a point. But the very tip is missing. Blade shows scratches and grind marks. No markings. No wiggles. 7.25 inch blade and 12 inches overall.

Was a WKC blade which was imported and sold through W H Horstmann Philadelphia. Etching was left on the blade. Weighted pommel. Tip is a needle. No wiggles. Leather encased handle. Handle has a slight curve to it like a German m1889 sword. 7 inch blade 12 inches.

Pommel is weird. Main parts of the bayonet is for the Krag style bayonet. Pommel has just a narrow slot to attach to a rifle. No scabbard. Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with rust spots. Scales seem cut down. 11.75 inch blade and 15 inches overall.

Lock moves with ease. Has a tip. Blade is dark and some rust on it. Some nicks out the tip of the blade. No cracks or chips in the handle. Scabbard is a USM8A1 twb. No cracks or chips in the scabbard. Snap works.

Width of the edge is 2.25 inches and length of the head is 6.75 inches. Heads show wear with dark and rust spots.

Marked Camillus NY on the ricasso. Slight wiggle in the crossguard. Grey blade with rust and dark spots. Leather handle shows wear. Rust on the pommel. 5.75 inch blade and 10.25 inches overall. Leather sheath is too short for it. Leather is flexible.

Newer version. Only marked on the top of the crossguard Sheffield England. Handle was roughly finished. Part of the metal towards the bottom of the handle digs into your hand. Needs to be grinder away. Tip is a needle. Blade is grey. Strong bold factory crossgraining on it. No wiggles. 7 inch blade and 11.5 inches overall. Leather sheath is flexible. Elastic is stretchy. Yes that is a technical term stretchy.

No markings. Looks like a m7 bayonet without the ring. Tip is a needle. Runner marks on the blade. No wiggles. 6.5 inch blade and 11.75 inches overall. Scabbard is a newer us m8a1.

Interesting example with a sawtooth spine. Tip is needle like. Blade is dark some light rust. Some resharpening. No wiggles. Chunks out of the leather rings of the handle. 6 inch blade and 10.5 inches overall. No sheath.

I’ve seen this type sword a few times. The research I did on them before gives different answers. One says a cadet sword, another fraternal, another a theater prop sword and a few other answers. Scabbard is a relic. Tip is a needle. Blade has mirror like spots with dark/rust spots. Blade is marked Germany. Maker is a gothic k in a shield possibly for Koenigsberg. No wiggles. Roughly 20 inch blade and 26 inches overall.

Larger one is by briddell and the other is by bridge tool company. They both show wear from use. Bridge one shows heavy wear on the spine and nicks in the edge of the blade. Briddell is overall 14 inches long.

Larger knife is a r18 and the other is a r2. Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Tips are needle like. Large blade is 4 inch and 9 inches overall. Snaps work.

Multiple piece constructed handle. Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. No markings on it. No wiggles. 5 inch blade and 9 inches overall. Leather sheath is flexible.

Short wooden handle. Head shows wear from use. Edge is 3.5 inches wide and length of the head is 6.75 inches long.

Has the earlier beam scale logo. Cut down and resharpen. Turned into a fighting knife. Tip is needle like. Large amount of grinding to give it a fighting knife appearance. Crossguard is numbered 268 II. One scale has a crack in it. Well done leather sheath.

We’ll worn. Snap works. But the straps are stiff and will probably rip if not handled correctly. Metal plate on the bottom has light surface rust.

Tip is needle like. Tip has rust on it. Blade shows wear from use. Slight wiggle in the crossguard. Crossguard is marked us m3 utica. Leather rings show wear. Some light rust on the pommel.

Larger one without the sheath is marked F Westfeal Austria. Difficult to read lightly stamped. They all show wear from use and storage. Westfeal is 9 inches overall. That one wiggles and has a few nicks in the blade. The one has a Hitler youth like metal scabbard to it. Scabbard is missing the strap. Didn’t see any cracks in the stag handles. Well used knives.

The darker shorter one has no markings. Might for export or for civilian use after the war. Crossguard wiggles since the restrained pins were removed. The other one was schlacked. Marked wt us 1943 with the flaming bomb ordnance symbol. Rusty blade. Someone scratched their initials in the ricasso els. Scabbard is missing the canvas part. Scabbard us a usm8 b m co.

Older knife in a USMC Kabar leather sheath. Tip is a needle. Blade is grey with dark areas. Blade has scratches and grind marks. Crossguard wiggles. Interesting ribbed like handle and oval pommel. Snap works leather is flexible.

Marked England on the top of the crossguard. Has the number 4 below the pommel cap. Above the crossguard is a British army up arrow and the number 6. No sheath. Has a tip but the tip is slightly rounded. Has scratches and grind marks on the blade. Blade has rust. Crossguard wiggles. Rings on the handle, some will have dings in them. Weighted handle.

Tip is needle like. Blade is mostly dark. Was resharpened. Has scratches. Pommel and crossguard wiggle. Leather rings show wear. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

Shame a real shame. Blade was shorted. Tip is needle like. Blade shows grinding and scratches. Crossguard wiggles. Nice tight leather rings. Decent Bakelite/plastic pommel. 4 inch blade and 8.5 inches overall. Newer leather flexible sheath with a working snap. Tough maker to find.

Knife Set; Matching numbers 167. They look like they were never used only on display. One has vandergrift, Marshall and Bradley. Other has Eisenhower, Arnold and MacArthur. Tight opening and closing. Tips are needle like. Etching is crisp and clear. Blades wiggle. 4 inches when closed.

No scabbard. Tip is needle like. Has scratches and was resharpened at one time. Blade has grim on it. Was easily cleaned up with a brass brush. Dated 1913. Has tge eagle head and flaming bomb ordnance symbol. Lock moves with ease. No cracks in the wooden scales just wear.

Made by stronghart. Has tge seal of the US army on the front. Slot is big enough for a quarter put it won’t drop so it’s a dime bank. Four inches tall.

Nice light weight example. Tip is needle like. I cleaned it up a little to help see the makers mark. One scale has cracks in it. 12.25 inch blade and 18 inches overall. Soft leather sheath.

I think it was a sword at one time. Crossguard has a marking 463. 463 is up and down like French stampings. Or it could be Dutch or Belgium. Blade is dark. Tip is bent but needle like. No wiggles. 7.25 inch blade and 12.5 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

No makers mark on it. Tipis a needle. Blade is iron like. No wiggles. 8.75 inch blade and 14 inches overall. No cracks or chips. Weighted handle. Leather sheath is semi flexible.

Tip is needle like. Some dark spots on the blade. No wiggles. 4.75 inch blade and 8.75 inches overall. Matching leather sheath. Strap and the connected female part of the snap is missing.

One is marked Joyce Chen. Both show wear from use and storage. Larger one is 15 inches long with a rough 9 inch blade.

Large blade only has a marking of S on the ricasso. Blades are grey/dark. Knife blades click open and closed. The corkscrew is quiet opening but click closed. Blades wiggle. Celluloid scales have cracks, chips and missing parts. When closed it is 4 inches.

Well made. Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like with a few dark spots. Slight wiggle in the crossguard area. Needs to be retighten. Finger grooves. 5.75 inch blade and 10.5 inches overall. No sheath.

Markings are faint. Head is 4.25 inches long. Back of the head was used for hitting something since it flares out. Some pitting and scratches on it.

Missing a few blades and the knife handle. Alligator skin pouch. The one holding strap needs to be restitched. Most of blades are marked D Peres.

edge shows wear and scratches. 3.75 inch edge and 7 inches long head. Back of the head shows hit marks. Wooden handle shows wear.

Well worn example. The blade has rust on it. Only marked 5. 11.5 inch blade and 17 inches overall. Tip is bent/wavy. Leather cover shows wear in spots.

Shows wear from use. Some rust spots. Length of the head is just over 5 inches. 3 inch edge. Back of the head was used for a hammer. Length of the handle is 12 inches.

Made in China. tip is a needle. Blade is a mirror. Clicks open and closed. Slight wiggle. No cracks or chips in te scales. Comes with a zipper pouch. 6.25 inches closed.

Tip is needle like. Blade shows resharpening and grind marks. Semi mirror blade with dark spots. No wiggles. 5.75 inch blade and 9.5 inches overall. Leather sheath is flexible.

Tip is a needle. Blade is a mirror. No wiggles. 3.75 inch blade and 8.75 inches overall. No cracks or chips in the scales. Leather is slightly flexible.

End of the handle is a line of barbed wire. Probably used to cut small trees. There is a winding spool in the handle. The sharpening stone is in 2 pieces. No markings. Tip is a needle. Slight nick in the blade about a inch or so from the tip. Wiggles. 5 inches closed.

Scrimshaw is Artist signed. Blade is marked stainless universal resistain made in USA. Handles are dark with hairline cracks in them. Knife has a scene of a explorer on his dogsled whipping the dogs. Other has a polar bear chasing a seal down a ice hole. Fork is 8 inches long.

Dated 1967. I didn’t see a silver marking on the tie tack. But the box says it is. About 1 inch long. Yes it is sharp. I bet the photographer will cut herself on it. 2:1 odds.

Tip is needle like. Blade is a mirror. No wiggles. As I move it in and out of my hands looking at it. The beak keeps getting caught on my hand. Some of the finish of the eagle is issuing on the back. Marked fm. 8.5 inch blade and 14.5 inches overall. No sheath.

No sheath. Signed on the crossguard Tfm. Nick in the crossguard. Some paint missing on the tigers head. Head feels like metal. 15 inches long.

As it was found in the estate. Has a service/loyalty pin on it. 3 stones. Not sure which company it is from. Tip is a needle. Blade is mirror like. Clicks open and quiet closed. No wiggles. 3.5 inches closed. Box shows wear from storage.

The Metal eagles head pommel is loose on it. Needs to be reglued. Blade has a gold tint to it. 14 inches overall. No sheath. Pommel shows wear from use.

They are in used condition. 2 Colonial and one Schrade. 2 of the knives have cracked handles. When closed 5.75 inches.

Not sure which company gave it out as a loyalty service award. Tip is a needle. Blade is a mirror. No wiggles. 3 stones in the service pin. 3.5 inches closed.

Given away as a gift to an employees. Looks like it was never used. Tip is needle like. Blade is a mirror. Blade clicks open and closed. Slight wiggle to it. 3.5 inches closed.

Looks like it was never used. Service award on the knife looks like a offshore drilling rig. Tip is a needle. Blade is mirror like. Clicks open and closed. No wiggles. 3 stones in the pin. 3.5 inches closed.

Tip is needle like. Strong crossgraining on the blade. Etching is crisp and clear. Clicks open and closed. Slight wiggle. 3 inches when closed.

Various conditions. some are rusty, damaged, unmarked or lesser quality makers. Names like pathfinder, unmarked, edge brand, f a bower Solingen, western, jaeger, Inox, monson and others.

Flat full of folding knives. Various condition and Akers. Some will have rust, broken blades, cracked/damaged scales and other forms of general use or damage. Makers are China, utica, Winchester (old pre China), black, g96, edge, ll bean, robeson, wenger, Joseph rodgers, schrade and others.

Sharpening steels, forks, and knives. All are in used condition. Some are heavily used and were resharpened. As is lot.

they have wear from use and storage. Zippers work. Largest is 16.5 inches long.

Some kind of unmarked stone rock brick hammer. Draw knife marked 8 in ae. A baileys wood plane. All show wear and heavy use. A carpenters hatchet axe by Hammond cast steel no 3.

Been sitting the box for decades. Most of the lens are misshaped. Few are cracked. Foam is still soft.

Not marked anything. Has the same style of handle as a Murphy. Blade is black. Scratches on the blade. Nicks along te edge. No wiggles. No sheath. 4.75 inch blade and 9.5 inches overall.

Needs batteries. Since I have nothing here to test it. ITS BEING SOLD AS YOU SEE IT NOT TESTED OR GUARANTEED. Numbered 9708815. Smaller one is a model number ap 7 numbered 9700170. Has paperwork.

The word death and the floral scenes are left over on the blade as the rest was acid etched away. Tip is needle like. Some cracks in the scales. 10 inch blade and 15 inches overall. The previous owner price tag says it’s WWI trench Art priced at 475.

Still has the hand book and accessories in the inside pouch. Used but not abused. 8.75 inch blade and 15 inches overall.

Missing the tip on the bottom. 36.5 inches overall. Top looks like it could be sterling but, I can’t find a marking on it. Top if moved correctly will have a slight wiggle. Smooth black wooden body. Body has wear from use and storage. I tried for a while to see if the top removes and it does not.

No scabbard. Numbered 52528 D. Rusty. Locks moves with ease. Has a tip. No cracks or chips in the scales.

Very tip is flat. Nicks in the edges and has pitting. Some rust. Has the flaming bomb ordnance stamp on the pommel. Crossguard has a wiggle. No sheath. Shows wear from use. A few of the leather rings have chunks out of them.

Short Sword; Tip is rounded. Blade is mostly dark with rust spots. Few nicks in the edge. Crossguard is stamped crown with a s. Another cypher of wilhelm. Date of 1870. Numbered 4. 11.. Brass hilt shows wear. 18.5 inch blade and 24 inches overall. No wiggles.

No markings to help me id it. Thought it was French but their blades are different. Russian is close but the blade is sawtooth. Maybe a British transportation sword. But that blade is different. Confederate examples are import stamped. So go figure. Widely used hilt. Tip is flat. Blade is grey with dark and rust spots. Blade wiggles in the hilt. 18 inch blade and 23.25 inches overall. The leather scabbard is missing all the hardware. Leather is stiff.

Some are extremely crude. Rusty blade. Broken damaged scales. Being sold as is.

All of it is in used condition. Some will have rust, damaged blades or handles or overall general wear. The 4 piece knife set is by cattaraugus. Large sharpening steel is by f dick.

Dated 1990. I spent over a hour trying to figure out how to get the ring off. Could not figure it out. I love being paid by the hour. Comes with the original bag. When stretched out it is 19 inches long.

I was probably the first one in years to unwrap it. Tip is needle. Blade is a mirror. Slight wiggle in the blade. Slight click opening and clicks closed. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4.5 inches closed.

The pin is from Hy Vee. Tip is a needle. Blade is mirror like. Clicks open and closed. No wiggles. 3.5 inches closed.

No scabbard. Not dated. Made by American Fork and Hoe. Lock moves with ease. Has some kind of harden grease, wax or crud towards the tip. No cracks or chips in the scales. Some of this crud got on the hilt. I brass wire brush some of it off. But it’s on there good.

Made from a file. Has a tip. Blade shows scratches from use and sharpening. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 7 inch blade and 11.5 inches overall. Leather is flexible.

Tip is a needle. There is a slight nick in te blade about 2 inches from the tip. Blade might have been sharpened at one time. Hard to tell. Some light scratches from use. 3 line buck markings. No damage in the hilt. No wiggles. Has the correct numbered 119 leather sheath. Snap works. 5.75 inch blade and 10.25 inches overall.

Etched Kapi in the stag. Tip is a needle. Blade is black. Stag has cracks in it. 5.75 inch blade and 14 inches overall.

Box has damage to it. Has cuff links, tie tack, tie bar and a us navy cutlass letter opener. Letter opener is over 10 inches long.

Made in Taiwan. Etching is crisp and clear. Tip is a needle. Hard plastic scabbard. Total length is 8 inches. Box shows wear from storage.

Very tip is broken off. Blade is mirror like. Etching is crisp and clear. No wiggles. The one scale has a crack in it. 5 inch blade and 9.5 inches overall. Snap on the flexible leather sheath works.

Numbered 004840. Tip is needle like. Blade is mostly mirror like. Has has dark spots and pitting. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the handle. 4.75 inch blade and 9 inches overall. Leather sheath is flexible with a working snap.

In used condition. Largest one is under 25 inches.

Tip is a needle. Strong factory crossgraining. Etching is crisp clear. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 5 inch blade and 9 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

Massive knife. Stamped ech III. Tipis needle like. Blade is grey. Rough finish along the spine. No wiggles. Carved handle. 9.25 inch blade and 14.25 inches overall. Limited flexibility in the leather sheath.

Looks like it lived most of its like in the box. Tip is needle like. Etching is crisp clear. Blade is mirror like. Blade wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4.5 inches closed. Box shows wear rom storage.

Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Tip is needle like. Blades are mirror like. Numbered 0870. Light clicks when open and snap when they closed. No cracks or chips in the scales. Easily separates. Just over 4 inches when closed.

Numbered 1087 out of 1150. tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. NRA markings are full and clear. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. No sheath. 6 inch blade and 10.5 inches overall.

No markings. Reminiscent of a 1800s Bowie. No sheath. The very tip is slightly rounded. Blade is dark. No wiggles. Hilt is heavy. Roughly 8 inch blade with a overall length 12.75 inches. Rude but interesting. Center panel of the scales have a flying bird with a Diamond under its head.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON IT. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IT YOU CAT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. THERE IS NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS NO. Only marked stainless steel. Tip is needle like. Blade looks slightly bent. Blade is mostly mirror like. When the button is pushed the blade will lock into place. Clicks locked when opened and clicks closed. Scale with the button has a crack in the center. Other scale looks fine. Bolsters show light rust.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP DONT BID ON IT. THERE IS NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS NO. When the button is pushed the blade flies out and slams into place. Tip is a needle. Bolster with the push button shows wear. No cracks or chips in the scales. Closed it is 5.25 inches.

Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. No wiggles. Verde gris patina on the crossguard. Easily removed with a fingernail. No cracks or chips in the wooden handle. 3.5 inch blade and 8.5 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

Tip is needle like. Blade shows wear but not abused. Tight opening and closing. Light clicks opening and closing. No cracks or chips in the scales. No wiggles. 4.75 inches closed.

Tip is a needle. Made in Japan. No wiggles. Some wear to the pommel cap. 7 inch blade and 11.75 inches overall. Snap works. Leather sheath is flexible. Box shows wear from storage.

I had a hard time removing it from reinsert. The orange sticker is still tight on the lighter. So it was never opened. Box has wear from storage.

Sad to say Larry died on June 15 2022. Out of all the knives we sold of his. This one has the greatest about of eye appeal. Signed by his initials LM. Tip is a needle. Blade is a mirror. Artist signed under the hummingbird steg?. 3.75 inch blade and overall 5.25 inches. Funny this collection. I’ve been what I thought was everything. This was in a cheap vinyl bag. This collection is deep and it’s not done giving yet.

Signed but not sure of the signature is either ta or at. No sheath. Tip is a needle. Jibbing on the tang. 7.5 inch blade and just under 13 inches over all. No cracks or chips in the scales. B

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP DONT BID ON IT. THERE IS NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU EMAIL OR CALL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. Very tip is bent. Factory crossgraining is present. When the button is pressed the blade flies out and locks into place. Few scratches in the blade. Blade wiggles. Lock works. Scale with the button is cracked. Roughly 4.5 inches close.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS NO. Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. Some scratches on the blade. When the blade is pressed it flies into place locked. Very strong. No cracks or chips in the scales. Clicks closed. Wiggles. 4.75 inches closed.

Numbered j9108s. Tip is needle like. Blade is semi mirror like. Etching is crisp and clear. No wiggles. Some chips in the black finish on the handle. 3.25 inch blade and 7 inches overall. Leather is flexible.

Some have light rust on them. Total length is 14 inches. Blade length is around 9.25 inches.

Very tip is missing. Few nicks in the edge of the blade. Light rust. Blade shows wear. No wiggles. Leather rings show wear. No cracks or chips in the USN MK2 scabbard. Marked on the back nord 6581 bm co /7 vol. Snap works.

The loops show wear and rips with some staining. Belt is adjustable.

Rusty set. Tips are still sharp. There is rips and the strap is about to fall apart. Total length is 7.75 inches.

Tip is needle like. Blade has some dark spots. Factory crossgraining is apparent. Clicks open and closed. Slight wiggle. Scale without the shied has a crack on the edge. Some rust on the one bolster. 3.75 inches closed.

No case markings but it is the style of the Case version. The only markings on the blade is prototype sidewinder I. Tip is needle like. Factory crossgraining is bold. No wiggles. Clicks open and closed. Each wooden scale is cracked. The crack is on the edge where the pin closest to the edge. 5 inches closed.

Tip is needle like. Blade shows scratches. No wiggles. Plastic handle has wear but no cracks or chips. 7 inch blade and 11 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS NO. Tip is needle like. Blade is dark. Some light pitting on the back of the blade. Blade is marked rayco Chicago made in Germany. Ricasso is marked Solingen m i Germany. When the lever is pressed the blade comes out. Locks into place with a kick. Wiggles. Chips in the scales. Blade sits proud when it is closed. 4.5 inches closed.

Tip is a needle. Blade is grey with dark spots. Shows scratches, sharpening and grind marks. Some easily removed verde gris patina on the crossguard. No wiggles. Spanner bolt shows wear. 6 inch blade and 10.5 inches overall. Leather sheath is stiff.

The etching of his name is faint on the top of the tang. Tip is a needle. Blade shows scratches. 5.25 inch blade and 9.75 inches overall. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. Leather sheath is some what stiff.

Nice to see a early used version. Most of the time it’s the newer collector editions you find. Large blade shows use. Both blades are grey with dark spots. Tips are needle like. There is pitting to the large blade. No wiggles. Blades have a soft click when opening. They click strongly closed. Spike is grey with dark spots. One of the scales has a chip out of it. Roughly 5 inches closed.

Tip is a needle. Blade is semi mirror like. Etching is crisp and clear. Blade wiggles. Blade clicks open and closed. When opening the blade opens really easy. Too easy like loose easy. But it locks into place when fully open. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 5.25 inches closed.

Knife; Has the up arrow on the spike for the Canadian navy. Blades are grey with dark spots. Tips are needle like. When opened the large blade wiggles badly. Blades have scratches. Large blade te spring feels weak since there is no noise opening and closing. Smaller blade clicks open and quiet when closed. Spike wiggles. No cracks in the scales. But there is edge wear. Just under 5 inches closed.

Blade is stamped Collins & co legitimus made in USA no 18. Tip is needle like. Semi mirror blade. Dark spots and scratches. Crossguard wiggles. Some edge chips in the scales. 9.25 inch blade and 14 inches overall. Leather sheath is flexible. Down towards the tip of the sheath is a hole from the knife. Sheath is marked Collins & Co legitimus 13. Knife fits snuggly in the sheath.

Made in Czechslovakia. Blades show wear. Tips are slightly rounded. Blades are grey with dark spots. Blades are quiet opening. Large blade is quiet closing and the other two blades click when closed. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the mother of pearl scales. Roughly 3.25 inches closed.

Various makers and conditions. Makers like colonial, l g olsson, stainless cutlery, Corliss, Taylor cutlery, w Germany, Gilbert saville, Queen steel hawksbill, esparcia, wade Sheffield England, hammerbrand, robeson, Boker, camillus, utica, pal, craftsman. Issues can be, rust, broken blades, cracked chipped scales and overall general use. Parts lot.

Various makers and conditions. Makers are dexter, Wyoming cutlery, remington, Mexican, western, craftsman, Camillus, marbles, three rams brand, colonial, herters, imperial, schrade, and others. Some issues will be rusted blades, chipped broken scales, broken blades and other issues from general wear. Mostly a parts lot.

They are in used condition. Largest one is 24 inches.

Looks like it was hardly used. Tip is needle like. Etching is crisp and clear. Soft click opening and closing. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 2.5 inches closed. Box has wear from storage.

The orange sticker is still attached t the back of the lighter. Some flaking to the plaques on the front of the lighter. Has the booklet, tin, cloth bag and cardboard sleeve.

Knife; Tip is a needle. Blade is a mirror. Some light scratches. Could use a cleaning. No wiggles. 5.5 inch blade and 9.75 inches overall. Light rust on the tang. Snap works. Leather sheath is flexible.

Both shows some light wear from use storage. Folding blade shows some scratches. No chips or cracks into the scales. Folding blade is 5 inches closed. The verde gris patina is easily removed with a fingernail.

Bladelock; THERE IS NO AVAILABLE SHIPPING ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK UP THE KNIFE. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. Press the button and the blade flies right out and locks into place. Etching is crisp and clear. Tip is a needle. Factory crossgraining is bold. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4.5 inches closed.

Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Blades are sharp and mirror like. Bubble moves with ease. When folded up it is 5 inches long. Leather is flexible. Interesting compact knife with matches, fish hooks, fishing line, compass and sharpening stone on the back.

Knife; Amazing. This was buried in a large recycling bin underneath a pile of rusty knives. There is many more bins to go. Third in a series. Numbered 1450 out of 2500. Matching numbers on the knife, paperwork and cardboard sleeves. Knife looks like it lived its life in the box. Scales are sterling silver. Etching is crisp and clear. Clicks open and closed. No wiggles. No damage in the stone in lays. 3.25 inches closed. Really nice eye appealing. Quality throughout.

Tip is needle like. Bold factory crossgraining. Light click open and clicks clocked. Slight wiggle. Not monogrammed. Light wear on the aluminum scales. 3.75 inches closed.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. Massive. When the button it is pressed the blade does a slow swing out. And kicks at the end when it is opened. Tip is a needle. Blade looks like it was hardly if ever used. To unlock the blade push the button. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 7 inches closed. Comes with a ak 47 ccc marked pouch.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. Needs to be oiled. Has a grinding sound when opened ad closed. Needs to be cleaned. Etching is crisp and clear. Tip is a needle. Wiggles. 4.5 inches closed.

Tip is a needle. Blades are mostly mirror like with some scratches. Blades have a light click opening and closing. Slight wiggle in the blades. No cracks or chips in the scales. 5 inches closed.

Light wear from use. Opens with ease. Sticks a little when trying to close. 16.75 when fully extended. Leather sheath is flexible. Snap works.

Tip is needle like. Etching is crisp and clear. Made in Japan. Factory crossgraining is bold. Shows like it was hardly if ever used. 3 inch blade and 6.5 inches overall. Box shows wear from storage.

Powder flask is more of a decorative piece. No markings. About 6 inches long. Khaki colored one is dated 1948 and it is made by international hat co. No brim on the pith helmets.

Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like. Clicks open and quiet close. Slight wiggle in the blade and one of the scales. 4 inches closed. The pouch is well worn.

Ricasso is stamped for Union cutlery. Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with dark spots and has scratches. Wiggles. Some light pitting on tenor side of the blade. Scale without the dogs head is cracked. Soft click opening and closes quiet. 5.25 inches closed.

Tip is a needle. Etching is crisp and clear. Blade is mirror like. Clicks open and closed. No wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4.25 inches closed. Box has wear from storage.

Never been opened or used.

First production run. Tip is needle like. Etching is crisp and clear. Lock works. Wiggles. Clicks open and closed. 4.5 inches closed. Box shows wear from storage.

Never used. Box is well worn.

Etching is crisp and clear. Tip is a needle. Blade looks like it was hardly if ever used. 3.75 inch blade and 8 inches overall. No wiggles. Handle is sticky. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

Difficult to open. You have to press the button in and pull the lid for it to open. Bottom knob I believe is for the fluid. Has some wear to the finish on the lid. 2.25 inches long.

28 out of 35. Model 6 5355wh. Tips are needle like. Some wear to the etching in Dixon. Blades are mirror like. Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Blades click open and closed. Slight wiggles. Scale with the shield there is a slight tiny chip right above the shield. 4 inches closed.

For the upcoming zombie apocalypse. All the points on it are like needles. Looks like t was never used. Head is 7.75 inches long and 4 inches wide. 15.5 inch long handle for those hard to reach head strikes. Paracord wrapped handle. The leather sheath is by Estwing. Snaps work.

Butterfly Knife; Tip is needle like. Etching is crisp and clear. Opens and closes with ease. Just under 5 inches closed.

Tough example to find in any condition. Has a point. Blade has nicks in the edge. Blade is grey with dark spots. You can make out the markings on the blade dall Deweese patent ad part of border design. Stag scales show wear with chips and hairline cracks. 3.75 inch blade and 6.75 inches overall. Non original leather sheath. Some initials scratches on the back of the sheath. Leather is flexible.

Very tight opening and closing. Tips are needle like. Blades are grey with dark spots. Both blades have scratches. Both wiggle. Both click open and the large one clicks closed. Scales show wear. They have scratches on them. Some of the scratches almost look like cracks but I think they are scratches. 5.25 inches closed.

Blade is grey with dark spots. Has scratches. Tip is a needle. Clicks open and closed. Slight wiggle. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 5.25 inches closed.

Not familiar with the maker. Tip is slightly rounded. Towards the tip looks Ike a little bit of the edge was taken off and it was possibly retipped. Blade is grey. Scratches on the blade. Still has the lock for it. Wiggles. No cracks or chips. Snap on the canvas pouch works.

Marbles gun cleaning kit, few table top lighters Robson. Well used lansky knife sharpening set, German .177. A liber bb pellets, trumpet organ harmonica, non working miniature toy cap gun, brass Dudley lock, parachute survival kit, Eddie Bauer carded miniature knife, wooden box with inlay and other items.

A copy of a early Union cutlery catalog. Newsletters about case xx and Kabar knives mostly 70s on. Some mansion military catalogs.

Being sold as is UNTESTED. They spin with ease when the handle is turn. Shakespeare alpha 310, shimano SS g2500. And a shimano custom gt gt3000. All show wear from use and storage.

Case collector club keychains, leather oval patches (3 inch long), ashtrays, help ID cards, and pins. All were found in a buglers tobacco tin.

Tips are needle like. Etching shows some wear. Small blade is mirror like. Blades. Lick open and closed. Slight wiggles. 3.5 inches closed. No cracks or chips in the scales.

Very tight opening and closing. Deafen when the spike is closed. Knife blade has soft click when opened and clicks closed. Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Knife blade tip is a needle. Blade is semi mirror like. No wiggles. Lock for the spike works. 4.5 inches closed. No cracks or chips in the scales.

Towards the spine of the blades thee is some darkening miscoloration. Tips are needle like. Blades are mostly semi mirror like. Tight opening and closing. Blades click open and closed. Slight wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. 4 inches closed.

Some discoloration darkness on the blades. Etching is still seen. Tips are needle like. They click open and closed. Wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. 3.5 inches closed.

Tips are needle like. 2 blades have some discoloration darkness to them. Tight opening and closes. Clicks open and closed. No cracks or chips in the scales. 3.25 inches closed.

Tip is needle like. Blade shows scratches and overall wear from use. Has a wiggle to it. Pommel has some corrosion on it. 4.5 inch blade and 9 inches overall. No sheath.

Mismatched set. The one the spur will not turn. That spur also has a crack in it. Running along the base of the u part that holds the spur on. Roughly 6 inches long. No markings on either.

Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Etching is crisp and clear. Semi mirror like with a rust spot on the back. 6.75 inches long with a edge that is 2 inches wide. Total length of the handle 13.25 inches.

Tip is a needle. Etching is crisp and clear. Sharp. Someone tied some rope to it for a handle. Roughly 7 inches long. Comes with a hard plastic sheath.

Knob turns with ease. I was able to read the street sign across the road. Optics could use a cleaning. Leather cover shows wear. Made in France. Under 3.5 inches long.

Model number 825. Looks like it lived to ife in the box. Tip is needle like. Strong factory cross graining. Clicks open and closed. Wiggles. 2.75 inches closed. Box has wear from storage.

Tip has a point. Blade is grey with dark spots. Slight wiggle to it. Lucite rings. 5 inch blade and 9 inches overall. Marble marked snap works. Missing a rivet. Well used. Leather is flexible. But well used.

Pre War knife. Blades are grey with dark areas. Wrench works. Blades click open and closed. 5 inches closed.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL US THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. First few times I tried opening and closing it. It didn’t want to work. Moved it by hand and it started to work. But it is a little weak. Probably needs to be oiled. Only marked stainless. Frame shows wear. 5 inches closed.

Tip is needle lie. Blade is mirror like. Etching is crisp and clear. Wiggles. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales. 3.5 inches closed.

Clean looks like it was hardly if ever used. Tip is a needle. Blade is mostly mirror like. Wiggles. Strong click opening and closing. 6.5 inches closed.

Various makers and conditions. Some will have broken blades, dark or rusty blades, damaged scales or overall wear from general use. Empty cat box, China, Taiwan, frost cutlery, Kabar, hammer brand, smf Solingen, made in England, hoffritz, aerial cutlery, colonial, United cutlery, wards, utica, and others.

Various makers and conditions. Some issues can be damaged blades, damaged scales, rust, dark blades and other general use. Some of the makers are victorinox, China, merchants, imperial, Jesus Christ, frost cutlery, Kabar fish knife, schrade, and various others. Good parts or customizing knife lot.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. You have to press the top rubber scale for the blade to fly out. Blade comes out and locks into place. 440 stainless China. Tip is a needle. Shows wear from use. Clicks open and closed. Wiggles. 4.5 inches closed.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU VANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. Top rubber scale hides the button. Press firmly and the blade comes out to a lock position. Slight wiggle. Clicks open and close. Light wear from use. 4 inches closed.

some fraying on the edges and parts of the stitching off the uniform is still on it. 4 inches wide

Someone took a early Alex Coppel bayonet blade and added a brass shell to the end. Probably a 20mm plus size shell. Blade is dark. Tip is rounded. 11.25 inch blade and 15.5 inches overall.

Tip is needle like. Large amount of the blade has rust. Areas of the blade are mirror like. Spanner bolt was never turned. No wiggles. 10 inch blade and 15 inches overall. Snap works. Leather is flexible.

Modern remake. Made by Bud K. Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like with scratches. No wiggles. 6.25 inch blade and 11.25 inches overall. Metal scabbard.

2 Schrade, Klein Tools, and a Gerber. The schrades are 7 inches long. Leather sheaths are flexible. Steels are in used condition.

Blade is grey. Etching is easily seen. Tip is needle like. No wiggles. 5 inch blade and 8.75 inches overall. Leather is flexible.

Tip is needle like. Blade is a mirror. Wiggles. Pommel turns on it. Teeth are sharp. 6 inch blade and 10.25 inches overall. Leather is flexible.

Various sizes, conditions, and makers. Some case xx. Some are slight used and others are heavily worn.

5 10 rd stripper clips. Some stitching is loose on the bandolier.

Still has the orange sticker on the back of the lighter. Some powdering to the plaques on the lighter. Has a keychain, paperwork and felt bag.

They are in used condition. Edges might show nicks or beds in them. Only one is marked. The one painted blue on the bottom of the handle is a craftsman.

Rusty and used. Some of the blades are sharpened down. Good knives to beat or customize.

Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with dark spots. Edge was resharpened. Some slight nicks in the edge. No wiggles. 6 inch blade and 9.75 inches overall. Leather is flexible. By the rear stitching is a cut in the leather.

Head shows wear. Length of the head is 5.25 inches and length of the edge is 3.25 inches. Bottom of the wooden handle has a chunk out of it.

5 US revolver association and a New Jersey state fraternal order of police. FOP is numbered 93319. FOP shows wear from use and storage. USRA look unused and are roughly 4.25 inches long.

Head shows wear. Head wiggles. Head is 6 inches long and the edge is 3.25 inches.

Run; Tip is needle like. Etching is crisp and clear. Semi mirror like blade. Some light scratches. 3.25 inch blade and 7.75 inches overall. Hard plastic scabbard.

Someone replaced the handle on it. Handle is a chunky wooden one. blade is mirror like. Back of the hatchet has some damage on it. Scratches. Not numbered. Head is over 4 inches long.

The previous owner has stickers on the blade. 250 and Walt iter. No markings on it. Tip is needle like. Blade is semi mirror like. There is dark spots here and there. 12 inch blade and 17 inches overall. No cracks or chips in the wooden scales.

Everytime I think I found them all another pops up. Catalog number for the knife is 1301. 1.5 x 6.5 inches.

Needle like tanto blade knife. Blade shows no wear. Blade is semi mirror like. When folded closed it is 5 inches.

Patent number 4265017. Slides out with a click. Tip is a needle. Some scratches on the blade. Bold factory crossgraining on the blade. No cracks or chips in the handle. 4 inches closed.

Was resharpened and taken down. Tip is needle like. Blade is grey with dark spots. Etching is readable. Wiggles. Blade clicks open and closed. Tips of the swing guards are needle like. One of the bolsters has the original owners initials scratched in it CIS. Both scales have damaged on the edges. 6 inches closed.

Boy Scouts camping scene on the blade. Tip is a Needle. Blade is mirror like. Spanner bolt was never turned. Ricasso is marked 204 cc scout. No wiggles. 4.5 inch blade and 8.25 inches overall. Leather sheath looks like it was hardly if ever used. Snap works.

THERE IS NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE ON THIS KNIFE. WINNING BIDDER HAS TO PICK IT UP. IF YOU CANT PICK IT UP THEN DONT BID ON IT. NO EXCEPTIONS. EVEN IF YOU CALL OR EMAIL THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. Looks like it lived its life in the box. Tip is a needle. Full factory crossgraining is present. Etching is crisp and clear. Clicks open and closed. When the button is pushed the blade smoothly comes out and locks into place with a slight kick at the end. Wiggles. No cracks or chips in the scales. 3.75 inches closed. Has the original pouch, box and paper work. Really nice clean example. Anther one found underneath a Mess of knives.

No scabbard. Missing two bolsters. Blade is rusted and dark. Tight folding and opening. Numbered I 18035. No locking mech for the rifle. Wooden grips show wear.

Only marked nr 0912. Over 24 inches long. I didn’t see any waffen stamps. Has wear from use and storage.

Pre war 1682 caboose in a post war 6037 caboose box. 6465 tanker car has rust issues. They are in used condition.

Battery compartment is rusty. Hair is matted and shows loss in areas. Being as is and untested. N

Factory sealed box of pro set series 2 cards from 1990. Box has wear from storage. Sealed unopened 1990 classic baseball game set.

Mason jars, bottles, rail gun book, book on MLK, 1950s mounted philadephia cop photo, tapestry, green st boys club trophy, Vatican plate, pvc Philly phantics and other stuff.

Daisy model 26 made in Rogers Arkansas. I was able to shoot some of the remaining bbs out of it. Tried one last time to make sure all the bbs are gone. The trigger can’t be pulled. Other is probably a Chinese made lever action. Has a decent ick when fixed. They both come in a lined zipper case.

No markings. But it seems like it is German made. Very tip is missing. Blade shows scratches and some resharpening. Thuds open and is quiet closing. One stag scale has a hairline on the edge. Other is fine. Lever lock works. Closed it is 8.5 inches. Sheath closing button is missing and was replaced with a button. Someone cut a new hole in the flap to accept te button. Leather is flexible.

Display stand shows wear and is missing a drawer. Has all the pieces. The one gold enterprise piece is broken. Needs to be reglued. Stand without the board is 29 inches. King is 2.25 inches tall. No paperwork.

Autographed; No COA. Signed by Nichelle in silver maker. 24kt gold plated record which is a tribute gene Roddenberry. Overall 12 x 16 inches. Numbered 123/1500.

Disc; Numbered 469 out of 5000. No COA. Nice scene with Kirk and Picard. Overall size is 16 x 20 inches. Has a paramount sticker on the back.

Numbered 154/2500. No COA. Has the original cast on the disc with Vulcan battle cruiser and the enterprise. Overall size is 16 x 20 inches. Has a paramount sticker on the back.

Never removed from the cards. Cards have wear from storage.

Never removed from the cards. Cards have wear from storage. 6 figures.

Bin full of party cups, stng fork spoon, mugs, trading cards, plaques, stamped envelope, greeting cards and other items. Some show wear from being in storage for years.

The one has bullion eagle and scroll work. Size is a 7. Some moth nips and tracking. Made by kuenzel bros out of Philly. Other hat is generic with no eagle or town name. Size is 7 1/8. They show wear from use and storage.

Made in the USA. Possibly WWII era or just post WWII. By the gown of the lady playing the Harp. 38.5 x 27 inches. Alan Meyers was the conductor from 1926 to 1976. Printed by Berkshire poster co 460 w 34th New York. Unused. Rolled up for years. Some will have a few rips on the edge from handling. No corner pin holes.

The makers tag is worn clean. The leather is flexible. Verde gris patina on the working snaps. Size is not given. But it came out of the same estate as the Allentown band hats. So it might be a 7.

Set; Looks like it was lightly used. The red cart is missing one of the pickups. Set is untested and is being sold AS IS. Has the transformer, 2 cars, 2 straight always, 2 single lanes into 2 lanes and 12 curves. Box has wear from storage.

One marked Mec-Gar MG-RP85. Other not marked, however a .45 round fits. Light surface rust.

Includes 50 Remington 22 Hornet 45 Gr Hollow Point, 37 Remington Express Rifle 22 Hornet 45 Gr. PTD Soft point and 12 Remington 22 Hornet 45 Gr. Pointed Soft Point.

100 grain soft point hi shok bullet. All are unfired. Box has wear from storage.

One full box and a partial. 3 spent rounds. 12 rounds of 120 grain hollow point. 15 rounds of 140 grain pointed soft point.

255 grain lead. Clean rounds. Box has wear from storage.

185 grain. Clean rounds. Box has wear from storage.

230 grain. Clean rounds. Box has wear from storage.

8 rounds PMC 124 grain full metal jacket. 25 rounds Winchester 115 grain full metal jacket.

30 rounds of lawman 71 grain tmj. The other box is a mix lot of 18. Not sure grains on them.

30 shells of Remington .410 and 12 shells of federal 000 buck. There is 2 spent plastic shells being included.

Numbered 01199. Shows light wear from use and storage.

Winchester Box; Berreta shooting glasses missing the arms and is sticky. Ear plugs. 50 CVA .45 cal lead balls unopened. Plastic pistol handle frame. Pachmayr signature p89 pistol grip. Grips are fora ruger p85, p89, and p90. Wooden box has soe discoloration staining on the top. Size is 16 x 11 x 10 inches.