SKIN DIVERS KNIFE

Very nice vintage divers knife made in Solingen Germany. Etched into one side of the blade is the model name, The Skin Diver. Base of blade has manufactuers name, which is unreadable. Solingen Germany

Unique and visually impressive Skin Diver Knife! Super brightly colored handle and plastic seafoam green sheath. The blade itself is just as exciting with etched action imagery of a skin diver on one

(4) Antique / vintage sheath knives---19th c. African bracelette knife, Mora Sweden, U.S. Vulcan diver's knife, Wade Walden Bowie Hunter, one unmarked in snake skin sheath--- Knives lenght ---> a) 8 1

This is a very impressive and seldom seen dive knife. This knife was made by the famed diving equipment company Galeazzi in Italy. Their name can be found on the brass sheath loop. It is possible this

EXTREMELY RARE GERMAN WW2 DIVER's KNIFE, DAGGER A rare WWII Second World War German made divers knife. 1st variant. With turned wooden handle and screw top scabbard. Short length blade. The item is bo

This is a nice example of the classic United States Navy standard divers knife used in conjunction with the Mark V diving helmet. This example does not have a manufacturers name on the brass sheath or

This is an authentic World War 2 era US Navy Mark V divers knife. This example was made by the Bomar Corporation located in Pittsburg, PA. Examples of the Mark V knife made by Bomar are very difficult

Rare late 1800s sponge divers knife made by the AJ Morse & Son Company. This type of knife is very similar in appearance to types made by Siebe & Gorman in London. The visual difference between the tw

This is a great opportunity to purchase one of the most difficult to find WW2 era US Navy dive knives! This is an authentic US Navy Standard Divers knife, aka the Mark V knife, made by the Bomar Corpo

RARE SOVIET RUSSIAN NON-MAGNETIC BERYLLIUM DIVERS KNIFE Seldom seen and made in limited numbers is this Russian non-magnetic dive knife. Typically, divers working with underwater mines and explosives

This is a nice example of the famed US Navy standard divers knife. These were used in conjunction with the US Mark V diving helmet. Knife is complete with brass sheath and leather belt strap. There is

Very impressive and heavy French Denayrouze style divers knife. We are unsure of this knives age, but it is in excellent condition. Heavy brass handle with steel blade, both in unused condition. The b

Nice example of a vintage sponge divers knife thought to be made by Siebe Gorman. Double sided edged blade with a slightly blunt tip. Round brass sheath in excellent condition with a nice patina. Knif

This is an authentic World War 2 era US Navy Mark V divers knife. This example was made by the Bomar Corporation located in Pittsburg, PA. Examples of the Mark V knife made by Bomar are very difficult

Offered here is the rare Vince Forge Company US Navy dive knife circa 1930s and 1940s. Vince was one of the producers of the US Navy dive knife during the late 1930s and World War 2. They are consider

Rare original non-magnetic British Royal Navy dive knife. This knife features the Beryllium non-magnetic blade. These were used by special forces work around magnetic explosives. Knife has NATO number

This is an excellent example of a like new Mark V divers knife. The brass sheath, stainless steel blade, and wood handle are all in unused condition. This knife also comes with a leather belt strap. T

Impressive and difficult to find 19th Century dive knife. This example is a friction style complete with sheath and leather strap. Knife features the name Siebe Gorman & Co on the blade, dating it to

Very impressive divers knife in brand new unused condition. The knife is unmarked but is clearly the French Denayrouze style. The solid brass sheath is quite heavy as well as the brass handle. The sta

Post WWII German Divers Knife Dagger Full Length 15 Inch Blade Length 8 Inches.

7" Stainless steel blade of 1/4" stock. Single brass hilt with thumb notches on top of blade. Special red micarta handle with finger grips. Brown waxed impregnated belt loop sheath. Designed especiall

Seldom seen and made in limited numbers is this Russian non-magnetic dive knife. Typically, divers working with underwater mines and explosives would be equipment with a non-magnetic knife like this.

Likely a one of a kind dive knife with an impressive overall appearance. We feel that the knife was made in Sheffield England but the blade is unstamped. Nice custom sheath for this knife is present.

This is a very nice example of a potentially unused dive knife made by the Siebe Gorman Company. This knife features a brass sheath, black bakelite handle, stainless steel blade. The blade has Siebe G