Let’s see those Kabars. Belt Knife or folders. Which do you like better? Don’t forget those pictures for Batman;)

Not Kabars but here are the three knives I carried in the 8 years I served with the U.S. Army. Left to Right; M7S Imperial U.S. Army Survival Knife, M3 U.S. Army Trench Combat Fighting Knife, Ontario 499 Airforce Survival Knife.

And that is me on the left holding a G3 West German Infantry Rifle.

1207. Nice sheath knife.

Me like!

That's me on the right not left. "LOL"

some of mine.

Warthog.

Can't tell what it is, but, here it is....

Bought this one a few years ago...

I've had mine since I was a kid probably from the 70's.

I have number 51 of 100 that were made for my for a Battalion reunion some years ago. Also another that was made for Marine Corps during Korean War. It was made by Utica under contract. It followed me home from Nam

Mine comes with me on all fly away hunts and camp outs. Use it to pound in tent stakes, baton kindling, cut meat, sometimes to cook with. Utilitarian!

Becker BK9 Go big or go home . Lol .... only takes one hand to handle this Whopper ! Things a beast of a knife.

opps !

Impressive collection of USEFUL BLADES! Carry them WELL!

Ruf-N-Tuf in the middle and a Kabarley bottle opener.

A moose knife.

The KaBar and Compass are the ones my Father carried as a Marine Light Machine gunner during WWII in the Pacific, the Banner there on he acquired on Saipan. The Pilots Survival Knife are mine from my time in the Corp. Cotton

For those that served, Thanks.

My Dads KaBar from WWII I gutted many of deer with this knife and broke a lot of pelvic bones still good as new

Some very nice knives here. I always enjoy seeing what others have. Batman and I both thank you;)

My father served in the Navy during WW II. He wasn't issued a knife aboard ship so he bought this Remington PAL RH-36. He carried it hunting but I never have.

Got this beaut from Don T. (Thx!), similar to the GUTPILEPA showed

I bought one with a matching hatchet around 1960 like GUTPILE's and Black Spots with S&H green stamps. The were made by Imperial if I remember correctly. bvd

Got one

Had a couple Becker knives. Probably favorite was the 5. Kershaw Knockout was and is usually in my pocket.

Should be Becker 2.

Some of my bigger blades.

My buddy took a head shot in Nam and lost his K bar at some point. When I was returning they were taking everything away from us so I taped my K Bar to calf of my leg to get it home. (No xray back then) I gave it to my buddy as a keep sake.

I wish people knew not to use grinders and files on their knives.

I've had the model 1013 Ka Bar pocket knife for a good while, a gift from my son.

Found this one last year.

Looks like some of those above.

Buzz, that looks like an old Estwing hunting knife. Nice find!

Thanks.

My friend Steve sharpened it.

I will take it to NALS on the Island in July.

Got a Ka-bar was given to me by my grandfather when i was 12.

lost it way back in the mts hunting one day. sheath snap had come off. Was pretty down about it, no telling where it could have fallen out, i had covered a lot of ground, miles in fact.

about a yr or so later i was in the mts, stopped and was looking around, something caught my eye, and there was my knife under the leaves...still have it.

That's awesome Steve. Now THAT is a good find.

Nice knives everyone! Here’s one that you don’t see everyday; a KA-BAR Big Brother with a 9-1/4” blade and an OA length of 14-1/4”. I think they are still available. Lance

Keep the show uh-going!

Wow! Lance!

Got a sweet large folding hunter there in ur first pic Don!!

Yes Harry I still have it. I don’t let go of knives very often. So if you ever get one of mine. Well that’s really something!;)

My KA-BARs: Skeleton, BK&T Skeleton, Doziar Folder, and Mini Dozier Folder...

Early ‘70s pilots survival knife I bought at a milsurplus when I was in high school. Been on countless camping, hunting and stumping trips, on it’s third sheath.

Although this is stamped KABAR I believe it may have been made for them by Bowden, out of Georgia . I have two smaller versions of this knife with the Bowden name on the blade. The sheath was made by me.

My knife model.

Wudstix, hope you're nice to the knife model, she scares me...8^)

GUTPILEPA, or Black Spot and/or Don T Lewis - Curious, are those knives stamped KA-BAR?

Photographed is my vintage Utica Sportsman's Knife which looks very similar I think was manufactured by Utica Cutlery Company, Utica NY... Both KA-BAR and Utica are manufactured in upstate NY... Wonder if they were somehow connected at one time, could not find anything on the internet indicating so...

Zbone the one I have that looks similar to yours does not have any stamping or name etched anywhere. The handle scales are solid material. Not plastic.

Here’s a modified Kabar warthog. Ash handle scales.

The same here as Blackspot

Black Spot - Yeah, has "Utica Sportsman" LIGHTLY scripted near top center of blade... Ya have to have the right light and maybe a magnifying glass...

As long as, I give her Peppermint paddies she is fairly mellow. Recent A&M graduate. Not only pretty, but smart and sings like an angle.

Never heard someone sing like an “angle”

,,,,recent A&M graduate,,, you know what they call A&M grads?

Boss

Forgot my Kephart knife.

My Dad's favorite panfish knife.

Wow, never seen a panfish knife, that's neat...

Don T Lewis, My dad bought me one of those big 2 bladed folding hunters, (Kabar), just like the one in your thread opener. I carried it for several years, with a leather thong through the hole.

I’ve never seen one of those pan fish knives. Pretty cool.

Here’s a few of mine. The one one the right needs some serious TLC, but it’s not too bad to use around camp. Mostly just the handle.

Wow! Awesome collection of military knives. Thanks for sharing them with us Charles.

Too cool! You can never have too many of those AFSK knives

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