#23427
08/03/2009 11:19 PM
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This is a WW1 Knuckle Knife by LF&C that I picked up over the weekend. Blade is a bit spotty, but it should clean up. These pieces are frequently missing their sheet metal scabbards. I also have one that was modified for WW2 use, by having the hand guard flanges cut down to allow a closer fit to the body. I would hate to get a mouthful of this puppy, this was not made to slice tomatoes...
Anyone else have any trench knives to share?
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#23428
08/04/2009 12:12 PM
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I may have posted these b 4 if so sorry for the double up! Bret Van Sant
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#23429
08/04/2009 12:27 PM
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you can never look at too much cool stuff!
What is the one on the bottom?
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#23430
08/04/2009 05:40 PM
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you can never look at too much cool stuff! No ya cant!!  Bottom is a Buck M9 with a EDMF knuck guard,Desert Storm 1 vintage. Bret Van Sant
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#23431
08/07/2009 06:10 PM
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Great stuff,both. Nice to see you again,Bret.
Kim
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#23432
08/08/2009 09:39 PM
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Kim, hey ya stranger!!!!!  how have you been.Bret
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