some misc. blades

[gregM]

I was just playing with my camera and decided to update some of my knife pictures--nothing fancy just some fun on a sunday afternoon.

First is a nice M3 fighting knife with it's rare m6 scabbard both dated 1943.

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Next is nice fighters. A Gerber MK2, a Randall model 15 and a EK model 1.

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Here is a Kennedy Arms knife and some FS daggers

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SA and HEER

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And some lodge swords just for fun

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all of the above--

[Tim Miller]

Nice looking "stickers" Greg. The lodge swords..... are those Masonic? The one on the right with the Christian Cross on the handle makes me think of the Knights Templar. Thanks for sharing.

[gregM]

The lodge swords..... are those Masonic?

Yes they are. I picked those up over 25 years ago hoping they would turn out to be valuable. Who knows maybe someday they will be. They are all almost 100 years old.

Nice Collection, I also have a Templar's sword like the middle one. I think that both the one in the middle and the one on the right are Templar's. Mine still retains the chain from the pommel to the hilt.

[Darin S.]

Nice on the Randall. I ordered a new one. I loved it when after a two year wait , it came with a box of band aids.

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Thanks for the comments

[Heer Flak]

Nice looking blades!

Eric

[zachb]

Just now seeing this thread. Great knives. I collect combat knives as well. I love that Kennedy Arms knife , always wanted one. Zach

[gregM]

The Kennedy Arms knife is one of my favorites as well. It is an
ugly knife but very well made. They were sold through the
Kennedy Bros. sporting goods store in St.Paul Mn. They are
fairly uncommon. I have only seen 4 others posted in the years
I have been hanging around here.

Mine has the owners initials and serial number on the handel as
well as the sheath "866031 RTS"

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