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Article about: Hi, mates ! I´ve been offered this (fighting- ? ) -knife and the guy sayed to me, this knive´s made for Israel ... IMO this is a "commercial" and not a "real" fighting-kn

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    Hi, mates !

    I´ve been offered this (fighting- ? ) -knife and the guy sayed to me, this knive´s made for Israel ...

    IMO this is a "commercial" and not a "real" fighting-knife, made for the Israeli´s ...

    Maker:
    NOWILL & SONS
    SHEFFIELD
    ENGLAND

    Please, gimme some clue !

    Thx.,

    R.
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    These are still available new from the makers.

    Have a look here under the military knives link. It's on the left hand menu.

    This is the makers website but they are available elsewhere (probably at a cheaper price). They may well of made them as genuine Israeli issue knives in the past but nowadays they are just commercial items.

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    Isnt this an American KA bar fighting knife??

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    No, it's not a USN MKII "Ka-Bar", but it is based on a combination of the
    U.S.A.A.C. knife with a 5" blade from WWII - similar to the original
    "Marbles Ideal" pattern - and also the USN MKI & MKII or US-M3
    utility/fighting knives' stacked leather handles, as well as the "Jet Pilot"
    survival knife from the '50's which originally had a 6" blade.

    It seems they have taken the best of all of these and rolled them into one,
    with design modification/alteration. The crossguard here is the same relative
    shape as the Pal "RH-36" knife of the WWII period, and the FS Commando
    dagger as well.........

    I'd guess this one has a 6" blade ? !

    Very nice looking knife, but I agree - it's a comercial example.
    The blade is too finely polished, and the leather scabbard
    is outdated.








    Regards,




    Steve.
    Last edited by Walkwolf; 04-01-2010 at 02:07 AM.

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