Welcome Home...THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF OUR COMMUNITY

Hello to all~
Recently found a fixed blade marked "US M3 RCCO" that is about 11 1/2"L, the spear point blade is 6 3/4"L blade that has a sharpened 3 1/2" false edge and handle is 4 3/4"L. Stamped under the guard is the crossed cannon ordinance mark.

I would appreciate any help on learning more about it and also, if possible, finding out an approximate value.

Thanks everyone!

Views: 1580

Attachments:

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

Some very good pictures Thomas and there are several knives out there on the internet that kind of match up. So we'll see if we can get a pretty close match or two with value.

Thomas,  the RCCO stands for Robeson Cutlery Co.-- The 2nd rarest knife made in WWII- Only made 36,000. The only rarer WWII issued knife was the Boker, who made 31.000- The crossed cannons on the cross guard is also a big plus--- Most WWII collectors would consider this a center piece for their collections due to its rarity-- I have seen minty versions with sheath sell for $1000- to the unbelivable price of $3000-- Yours is not exactly minty, and minus the sheath, but I guarantee most militaria collectors would drool over owning it-- Definitely, a HUGE price increase from the $1 you paid for it---WOW!!!

John~Needless to say that you may have possibly made my years(s) LOL!!!! Thanks so much for the info-I did a search for this to see if I can come up with a price to sell it for. I really want it to go to someone who is going to appreciate it, not that I don't~but a collector of military blades. Need to check out the rules for selling it on here.

Thank you again and I really enjoyed our convo.

Reply to Discussion

RSS

whiteriverknives.com

Latest Activity

George R Naugle commented on lou gerrick's group REMINGTON KNIFE CLUB
yesterday

2021 Calendar
J.J. Smith III replied to black mamba knives's discussion Anyone else noticing printed "Damascus" creeping into the collectible side of the hobby?
yesterday

2021 Calendar
J.J. Smith III replied to black mamba knives's discussion Handles that keep changing after you buy them
yesterday

KnifeMaker
black mamba knives posted photos
yesterday

KnifeMaker
black mamba knives replied to black mamba knives's discussion Handles that keep changing after you buy them
yesterday
Jeff Kyle is now a member of iKnife Collector
yesterday

KnifeMaker
black mamba knives posted a discussion
Wednesday
Kevin D replied to Dennis Hibar's discussion A new iKC calendar and a new year of knives!
Tuesday
Dennis Hibar replied to Dennis Hibar's discussion A new iKC calendar and a new year of knives!
Monday
Lars replied to black mamba knives's discussion Handles that keep changing after you buy them
Sunday

KnifeMaker
black mamba knives posted a discussion
Sunday
Warren L. Whittier replied to Warren L. Whittier's discussion A Pair of Western Boulder Boot Knives; Long Story About One of Them
Sep 3
Lars replied to Warren L. Whittier's discussion A Pair of Western Boulder Boot Knives; Long Story About One of Them
Sep 2

KnifeMaker
Adams Intl Knifeworks - AIK joined Jan Carter's group
Sep 2
Warren L. Whittier replied to Warren L. Whittier's discussion A Pair of Western Boulder Boot Knives; Long Story About One of Them
Sep 2
Lars replied to Dennis Hibar's discussion A new iKC calendar and a new year of knives!
Sep 1

© 2026   Created by Jan Carter.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service