5-1/4 inches closed. 9-1/4 inches open. Brass ring shield. Damascus Steel blade. Smooth White Bone handle. Steel bolsters. Brass liner.

7.2 ounces. 9-1/4 inches overall. 4-1/2 inch blade. 3/16 inch thick. Damascus Steel blade. Genuine Buffalo Horn, Dymalux Wood, and Brass handle.

6.8 ounces. 5-1/2 inch diameter. 2-1/8 inch blades. 3/16 inch thick. Made in USA. Black Coated High Carbon Steel throwing star.

3.7 ounces. 6-3/8 inches overall. 3-1/2 inch blade. 3/16 inch thick. Made in Taiwan. Front Tang: SAFE KEEPER II ; Rear Tang: COLD STEEL MADE IN TAIWAN. Steel blade. Black Kraton handle.

21.3 ounces. 17 inches overall. 11-1/2 inch blade. 5/16 inch thick. Made in USA. Front Tang: COLD STEEL CARBON V MADE IN USA ; Rear Tang: GURKHA KUKRI. Steel blade. Kray-Ex handle. Brass Lanyard hole.

New Made Item: This is a high-quality reproduction of the first US-issued trench knife. The M1917 has a wood handle, triangular stiletto blade, and leather scabbard with standard GI Pistol belt hook attachment. The first official U.S. trench knife adopted for service issue was the U.S. M1917 trench knife designed by Henry Disston & Sons, and based on examples of trench knives then in service with the French Army. The M1917 featured a triangular stiletto blade, wooden grip, metal knuckle guard, and a rounded pommel. The M1917 proved unsatisfactory in service, and a slightly improved version, the M1918, was adopted within months. Despite this, the M1918 is almost identical to the M1917, differing primarily in the construction and appearance of the knuckle guard. Usable only as stabbing weapons, the M1917 and M1918 frequently suffered broken blades. Their limited utility and general unpopularity caused the AEF to empanel a testing board in 1918 to test various trench knives and select a replacement.11.8 ounces. 14-1/8 inches overall. 9 inch triangular blade. 1/2 inch thick. Steel blade. Wood handle. Steel Guard. Guard stamp: U.S. L.F. & C. 1917. Sheath stamps: JEWELL -1918 WINDLASS MADE IN INDIA.