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~ Updated 10/23/07~


~Fighting Knives~


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Prototype Gerber Mark II

~This knife is in mint condition ~

$3,850.00

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Vietnam Gerber
Mark II

$1,295.00

This is a first year production Gerber, it has the correct sheath and the blade is in very nice condition and appears to be full. There is what looks like a 15 degree cant or offset in the blade as all of the very early Vietnam blades have.
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Vietnam War

Gerber Mark II

(Canted blade?)

$795.00
This Vietnam Gerber is a later number and not to have a cant but it has a canted blade, and whoever had it tried to straiten the blade. It starts out from the handle with a cant and then you can see where it was changed to try to make it strait.

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W.W. II

HERDER COMMANDO

$495.00

This is an extremely hard knife to find in this mint condition with its original sheath. All making are mint, to find the original marked sheath is next to impossible but here it is!

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Case M3

1943

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sold

This M3 is a must for the advanced collector.

It is with the original sheath, it has the paratroopers alteration.


WW II

U.S.M.C.

Ka-Bar

This knife I was told was carried on the island of Siapan. The sheath is identified to the Marine that carried it. I got it from his grandson. The handle is in very good condition, and the blade is full and that is very rare on these fighting knives

$185.00

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UDT

UNDERWATER

DEMOLITION TEAM

Rarest venison, with extra handle and experimental sheath. All in mint condition!

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$2,495.00

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U.S. Army

Intrenching tool

This is from the American Indian wars era.

The condition is about mint. The blade has never been sharpened and has the original polish, the scabbard is also mint and all leather and brass is just wonderful. This intrenching tool or knife was used by the U.S. cavalery in the 1880 period.

This knife can be found in U.S. Military Knives by

M.H. Coles Book III

on page 7.

$995.00

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#2

LF&C

U.S. Mark I

Trench Knife

With original 1918 sheath

This mint fighting knife is in wonderful condition and made by (Landers Frray & Clark).

The blade is full and never sharpened and still has about 90% of original blackining on it and on the scabbard witch is knock out mint. Please email me for more photos or any questions on this trench knife.

M.H. Coles Book III

Page 25

sold 9/18/07

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#3

1918

Aulion

U.S. Mark I

Trench Knife

With original iron scabbard.

This was the first to be issued and the they were made in France. The only markings are on the handle witch is just U.S.1918, and on the blade is a reposed Lion and the word Aulion under it.

 

M.H. Coles Book III

Page 26

 

$895

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#4

1918

Aulion

U.S. Mark I

Trench Knife

This very rare verison with the ribbed handle was altered for WWII.

The blade is in very good used condition. There is no scabbard, but fits a standard M8 scabbard.

SOLD

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#5

LF&C

U.S. Mark I

Trench Knife

This is in very very nice condition and the blade is full and not been sharpened.

The handle has the most beautiful rose color and the blade has no pitting, there is no scabbard with this trench knife , it will fit in a U.S.M8 Scabbard.

M.H. Coles Book III

Page 26

$695.00

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#6

1918

Aulion

U.S. Mark I

Trench Knife

This trench knife was altered for WII, the back half of the guard was removed. it is without scabbard. The M8 scabbard fits well. The blade is full and full clear marking of the Lion and Aulion under it.

SOLD

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#7

Model 1917-1918

Trench Knife

LF&C

This trench knife is mint as is the original Bell marked scabbard. The blade has the original factory edge and the tip is a mint. The scabbard is mint and tight and strong, most are worn and lose and to find one in ths condition is very rare!

M.H. Coles Book III

Page 22

$595.00

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#8

SA Dagger

This is a 100% WWII

Bring back

The blade is close to mint (but not mint)and the handle is undamaged as is the scabbard. The maker is Aesculap Tuttlingen and is the early marking.The blade has most the original polish markings. There are some runner marks but not bad ones.

$595

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#9

SA Dagger

This is a 100% WWII

Bring back

Ground Rohm

Sold 9/18/07

Some denting to the scabbard does not show up when displayed because it is on the bottom edge.

It looks like a factory ground and it has small makers mark and it is close to the cross guard.

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#10

SA Dagger

This is a 100% WWII

Bring back

$575.00

THIS IS A VERY NICE DAGGER AND THE SCABBARD HAS AT LEAST 80% OF THE ORIGINAL LACUER.

MAKER MARKED

Carlschmidt Sohn A-G Solinggen

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#11

Confederate

Civil War

~ Potts ~

Bowie fighting knife

Originaly made as a bayonet or to be used at the end of a pole. These were made in New Orleans by the Potts arms company. They had two rings to be used as a pole arm or a bayonet but these were removed so they could be used as a Bowie fighting knife. The blade looks to be unsharpened and still has the original polish.

$3450.00

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~ ordering ~
To order, or if you have any questions, call 215-875-9994 or email us at twopoles@aol.com We do not have online ordering; you must either phone or email. Personal contact is important, even with Internet sales. We do take Visa and MasterCard and PAY-PAL; there is a small 3 1/2% handling charge on credit card orders.

Snailmail: Walter Lojeski 2525 Webster ST. Philadelphia PA. 19146.

We have a busy show schedule, so we may not get back to you immediately. Please be assured that we will get back to you as soon as possible. Visit us at shows!


 

Terms of Sale:

1. All items FOB Philadelphia PA.. Shipping/insurance to be paid by purchaser, and shipping costs will be determined at time of shipping. Please note: our packing costs have gone up astronomically in the past six months. We reluctantly have to institute a $10 packing charge which will just about cover the cost of boxes, "peanuts", bubble pack, and tape. This charge will only apply to long guns and swords. Also note: we aren't happy about it, either. (6/6/05)

2. All firearms are pre-1898 and conform to Federal laws; if your state, county, city or country requires a permit, please enclose with order. No firearms sold to minors.

3. Firearms are sold as collector's items only. We take no liability, expressed or implied, as to the shooting safety of any firearm. They should not be loaded or fired unless checked by a competent gunsmith.

4. All items subject to prior sale; please give alternate choices where possible.

5. All items are original as described; returns with authorization only (except layaways) within 3 days of receipt in same condition as sold. Purchaser pays all shipping.

6. All firearms are mechanically very good to excellent unless stated otherwise.

7. Layaways: 25% down, 25% each month, total payment in three months; no returns on any layaway item. Delinquent accounts or cancelled orders forfeit all payments made.

8. All orders must be accompanied by payment within 7 days.

9. Payment by check or money order or Visa or Mastercard or Pay-Pal . No personal checks unless cleared beforehand. Checks must clear before shipping.

We are always interested in collections for cash or consignment.

PENNSYLVANIA residents, please include 6% sales tax.


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