All info on these knives is accurate to the best of my knowledge. Please examine all photos for conditions and details. Feel free to reach out with any questions. All prices are PPF&F and include US shipping. I will only communicate through BladeForums PM. Do not post your email address here or try to contact me through any means other than BladeForums PM. Prompt communication is appreciated.
Ka-bar 2-blade Jack Knife/Boy’s Knife
3 3/8” closed length. Dark brown jigged bone handles (nearly black on the front side). Blade have patina and some dark spots, but no pitting, and both blades appear to be mostly full. From the information I could find, based on the tang stamp, this knife was probably made in the 1950s or 60s, but I can’t say for sure. Really good, snappy action.$65 PPF&F, shipping included. SOLD per PM
Case (early ‘70s) Pen Knife and Case Tested (1920-1940) Gent’s Knife
Looking to sell these as a pair. The 1970s pen knife is 3 1/8” closed. Looks like 7 or 8 dots on the tang stamp, but it’s hard to tell because they’re pretty much always hidden. Either way, it’s early 70s. Stamped M279 on the back side main blade tang. Blades appear to be unsharpened, a few minor scratches on the blades and handles but I don’t think this knife was ever really carried or used.
The Case Tested manicure/gent’s knife is 2 3/4” closed (not including the bail). Blades show minor sharpening wear. Main blade is soft closing, everything else snaps nicely.
$60 for the pair, PPF&F, shipping included. SOLD per PM
Imperial Fixed Blade, Jigged Bone, Cursive Script Tang Stamp
7 1/8” overall length, 3 3/4” blade length (including tang). No sheath. I’ve had trouble finding info on this tang stamp, but I believe it’s most likely an older one. Jigged bone handles. Blade has some scratches and light pitting, has likely been cleaned, appears to be mostly full with minor sharpening wear.$40 PPF&F, shipping included. SOLD
Ka-bar 2-blade Jack Knife/Boy’s Knife
3 3/8” closed length. Dark brown jigged bone handles (nearly black on the front side). Blade have patina and some dark spots, but no pitting, and both blades appear to be mostly full. From the information I could find, based on the tang stamp, this knife was probably made in the 1950s or 60s, but I can’t say for sure. Really good, snappy action.
Case (early ‘70s) Pen Knife and Case Tested (1920-1940) Gent’s Knife
Looking to sell these as a pair. The 1970s pen knife is 3 1/8” closed. Looks like 7 or 8 dots on the tang stamp, but it’s hard to tell because they’re pretty much always hidden. Either way, it’s early 70s. Stamped M279 on the back side main blade tang. Blades appear to be unsharpened, a few minor scratches on the blades and handles but I don’t think this knife was ever really carried or used.
The Case Tested manicure/gent’s knife is 2 3/4” closed (not including the bail). Blades show minor sharpening wear. Main blade is soft closing, everything else snaps nicely.
Imperial Fixed Blade, Jigged Bone, Cursive Script Tang Stamp
7 1/8” overall length, 3 3/4” blade length (including tang). No sheath. I’ve had trouble finding info on this tang stamp, but I believe it’s most likely an older one. Jigged bone handles. Blade has some scratches and light pitting, has likely been cleaned, appears to be mostly full with minor sharpening wear.
Last edited:
