Theater Knife, Post Your Favorite(s) here

[M.E.E.]

I didn't know about this thread so when MAP linked it I had to post my theatre cut down/sweetheart. A Italian M1891 that had 10cm cut off and then had the family sandwiched between aluminum and lucite.

[MAP]

I really like this. Pretty wife and two kids!

Rossi has his grandfather's PPK with grips like this.

[Spitace41]

One of mine. I believe dating from WW1 but not 100% sure. Looks to be made from a file with interesting skull and cross bones carving on the handle, with what I presume were the owner's initials. I thought that maybe the handle was made from the spade grip of an MG but I have yet to find a match.

[Spitace41]

Also a cut down German officer's sword. Possibly made after the sword was damaged?

[M.E.E.]

I really like this. Pretty wife and two kids!

Rossi has his grandfather's PPK with grips like this.

Rossi is a lucky guy, I have always loved to own a sweetheart grip pistol but being Canadian it would be virtually impossible with our laws (unless it was a deactivated one so let's add rare pistol to rarer pistol and see how well that works.)

[Martin C]

Very Cool!!! First sweetheart gripped Theater Knife i have seen, thank you for showing! Would love to add one of these to my collection.


Take care,

Mart

[M.E.E.]

Very Cool!!! First sweetheart gripped Theater Knife i have seen, thank you for showing! Would love to add one of these to my collection.


Take care,

Mart

Thanks Mart I got lucky with it and am happy to have it i my collection. I am kicking myself for missing the one I am linking but the price was a little high to buy without consulting the other half and when I got back to it that day it was gone.

[Martin C]

Spitace41


That is a very interesting knife and one that i wish could speak. Perhaps one of our fine and members will be able to identify the grip. Thanks for sharing!!!


Mart

[buellmeister]

Here is a recent purchase that I know nothing about. Has anyone seen one like it? Unfortunately there are no markings.

Joel

[Martin C]

Joel



I believe the pommel is sporting a early style USMC button. Very cool, and thanks for showing!


Mart