All references are to British and Commonwealth Military Knives (BCMK) by Ron Flook, Airlife Publishing Ltd., 1999.

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#k56 – An attractive, Sheffield made Bowie knife with “ blade. One bone grip, with the other a contemporary wood reppacement. Complete with modern made, top grain cowhide sheath and belt (fits up to 38” waist) with cartridge loops, and nickle plated buckle in the ‘old west’ style.
Can$245.00
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#k277 – A knuckle knife. Blade length 6inches, overall 11inches. One side of the hilt inscribed JODHPUR CITY VOLUNTEER CORP, the other side marked AUSPICIOUS WEDDING PRINCESS JODHPUR APRIL 22nd 1950. Complete with leather sheath, and coloured cloth sash. Good condition overall, with some wear to the nickle plating.
Ref BCMK – 507
Can$385.00
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#k05 – A good, vintage Arab Jambiya of small proportions. Etched 6.25 inch long blade, with overall length of 10.5 inches. Complete in its brass covered wooden scabbard, with one suspension ring. Very good condition.
Can$300.00
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#k045 – an excellent example of a British machete. 14˝ inch heavy single edge blade, with makers name : S&J Kitchin Ltd., Sheffield No. 2640 and WD ownership/date : arrow/1955 stamped. Black fiber grips secured to tang with five brass rivets, and impressed : 447/arrow. A nice piece from the Malaysian Emergency period. Very good condition
Ref BCMK – 247/8
Can$85.00
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#k001 – An early and impressive kukri with heavy 13˝ inch, hollow ground blade. Turned and decorated teak hilt, with wear commensurate to age. No markings other than native script impressed into the end on the hilt. Beautifully crafted and well balanced. Very good condition
Can$245.00
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#k349 – A very scarce example of a late 19th Century British Navy boarding axe. Overall length of 25 inches, with oak haft and heavy steel head. The blade of the axe impressed with makers name and date on one side, and WD ownership with Naval issue marks on the other. Fully referenced in “Boarders Away” by William Gilkerson. Very good condition
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