Help Identify very odd Ka-Bar knive tool ??

[lockandload]

I have scoured the net, can find nothing on this, can anyone help?
Thanks.

 

[SteelJunkee]

From What I have found the only thing I can tell you from the stamp on the blade is that it has been made between 1950-1970. I could not find the specific tool you are looking for.

There are also these avenue you could check out

Union Cutlery Co.
Olean, NY 1911-1951
KA-BAR brand 1923-1951
Wallace R. & Emerson Brown
Danforth Brown Manufacturer

KA-BAR Cutlery Co.
Olean, NY 1951-1966
KA-BAR brand since 1951
Danforth Brown d.1956
Manufacturer

Cole National Corp.
Cleveland and Solon, OH 1966-present
KA-BAR and KHYBER brands
Manufacturer at Olean, NY 1966-1977
Sold KA-BAR brand to Alcas 1996

 

[JBC6650]

Looks like a grout tool.

 

[Arathol]

Looks like a small fish scaler. Can you tell if it was made that way or if it might have been broken or cut down from a larger tool? Is the back edge sharpened?

 

[tltt]

This is right. It's a type of fish knife that was mostly made by Case and related brands (KaBar, Western), etc.... They were made for a quick gutting and scaling I believe.

Edit -

Western version -

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Case -

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Other Round versions based on the Marbles Handy Fish Knife. These were usually made in Germany and the U.S. -

Marbles -

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Henckels -

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Western -

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[SteelJunkee]

Case -

That`s the one

 

[lockandload]

Thanks everyone for the info.

 

[vanadium]

I have scoured the net, can find nothing on this, can anyone help?

I'm pretty sure it's just an example of this knife that someone tried to use as a pry bar: