Lot 035: Lot of Assorted Collectible Pocket Knives including Rambo, Ka-Bar, and Kershaw

Description

A diverse collection of approximately 16 vintage and modern knives, featuring various designs and materials, with identifiable examples from Rambo, Ka-Bar, and Kershaw. Key Details: * Origin/Era: Mid-20th Century to Modern * Material: Steel blades, handles of wood, bone, stag, plastic, and various metals. * Style: Survival, hunting, everyday carry, utility, and straight razor designs. * Specific examples: Rambo First Blood Part II survival knife, KA-BAR fixed blade hunting knife, Kershaw Rexford Design folding knife, a Japanese-made stiletto-style knife, a straight razor, and several multi-blade and single-blade pocket knives. Condition: Visible wear, tarnishing, rust spots, pitting on blades, and scuffs on handles are present across multiple knives. The Rambo knife shows significant surface wear and loss of blade finish. The Kershaw blade has visible rust spots. The stiletto-style knife's blade is dull and scratched. Interesting fact: * Knives have been used by humanity since the Stone Age, evolving from basic tools to highly specialised instruments and collectibles, often reflecting cultural and technological advancements. * Modern folding knives are a direct descendant of medieval utility knives, designed for portability and versatility, with brands like Ka-Bar and Kershaw known for their durable and innovative designs. Use: Ideal for collectors of blades, militaria, or general vintage tools and sporting goods. 18+ verified bidders only (can't bid? Go to your account profile and verify)

Condition Report

Visible wear, tarnishing, rust spots, pitting on blades, and scuffs on handles across multiple knives. The Rambo knife shows significant wear and loss of finish on the blade. The Kershaw knife has rust spots on its blade. The stiletto-style knife's blade is dull and scratched.

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