Ultra rare Ka-Bars

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Attached are photos of two of the rarest U.S. Military fighting knives made in the 20th century. when we talk in terms of rare fighting knives we are usually talking of numbers greater than 100,000. With these we are talking just several thousand. One is the Robeson Suredge U.S.M.C. with an un-molested blued blade and the other knife is a "Brown" handled Utica Cutlery, while you may on occasion find one with a black handle, this being a Korea era piece. The brown handles came into WW II as a secondary contractor, very rare indeed. If your lucky enough to own either one of these you can get very large payment from advanced collectors, These items are brought to you by my PIC-SDH

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i really like your photos , they are well done and user freindly , ,
while not a knife collector as such , i do have a few basic examples : an early OC Kabar marked USN mk2 , in a USN mk2 scabord , i received this one from my father-in-law , he was in the silent service , and a Case M3 knife in an M8 scabord .......so i do appreciate what you are showing us , although im not as up on the relative rarity and values ,