Ok Ka-Bar Collectors, whats going on with this group???? not one comment since early November. My excuse is that I've been busy going out on the hunt for Ka-Bar knives. I've found quite a few over the last 2 months. I am going to try and post pics of my new additions to my page asap.

So heres a kick in the butt for all of you other Ka-Bar collectors out there. LETS START CHATTING KA-BARS!!!! The first member who posts a comment gets an addaboy, or possibly an addagirl!

My Knife Collection: New Entry

ZK KHARON TANTO - 02-5698

This knife was given to me as a gift from my best friend. 

Nice Isaac thank you for sharing.

so how many zombie killer fans are out there?

Thanks Moose and Paul :)

the wife and enjoyed meeting y'all pink knife for the wife here soon

Saw this video and thought i would share it

Thank you Jan. Watched this one couple of times back a year ago I did wanted to buy me a ka-bar from that lineup but didn't do it. 

  1985 Albermarle Coke Bottle.I have a large collection of Kabars that you can see in my Kabar album.Jan thought you all might like to see this one.Glad to be a new member of the Ka_Bar club.   Terry

  Front side

Nice piece

Very very nice Ka-Bars

    Thank you Robert.

Terry,

Is that a newer piece or an older one?

   Jan it was made in 1985. 

    Thank you Hog,Ive been collecting Ka-Bars for a while and this is only the second one Ive seen.

This is a fair and honest review.  Watch from his first impression to his how his opinion is formed within a three week period

My Ka-Bar ZK Kharon Zombie Killing Tanto.

Got it last year as a present from my friend. 

Nice Ka-Bars Ivars!!

It's not much Ivars, but it's something...........

http://www.iknifecollector.com/group/knife-dating

Patrick,

Thanks for sharing the ZK.  Looks like one fine knife

Yes Steve, I really respect KaBar for the military support they have shown, now and many years in the past also. I think Korea deserves more respect than our country has shown. Thank you for all those who have served and fought in Korea, many of us will never forget.

Ivars,...shoot me an email at: mikemay1957@gmail.com.....I might be able to help.

Mike

Ivars, I'll help you out. Let me know what you decide.

Ka Bar Lo Stag Dogs Head

im a fan,i own the potbelly,baconmaker and becker camp 5.great knives.

Here is my newest Dogs Head

A Ka-Bar never looked so good. You should post a picture of all 3 Dogs, that you have, Ken. I think it would make a great photo. I might do that with my 3 real old Hobo's.

I'd sure like to be there.

My new KaBar Canoe - Olean NY

Here is a really old KaBar folder model 1109

My newest KaBar - Canoe

I don't know how old it is.  It is in good shape.  Works as it should.  

Dogs in a row

Some great old KBs.I'd guess the yellow Canoe was about 1966

Can anyone give a closer date on this knife - I get 1920-1952. Its Union Cut. Co. Olean NY

Ka-Bar KBD Master Series introduced at The Shot Show

The KBD Master Series from Ka-Bar Knives is a set of cutters designed by custom knife-maker Mike Snody. Both the Snody Boss and Big Boss (pictured) are made with S35v stainless steel and come with high-grade, heavyweight JRE sheaths that feature grommet holes for lashing in any carry configuration. The Snody Boss has an overall length of 6 9/16 inches (blade is 3 ½ inches), while the Big Boss measures 9 inches (blade is 4 9/16 inches).

MSRP: Snoddy Boss - $157.99; Snoddy Big Boss - $217.54; ka-bar.com 

Small K-Bar I found at junk shop for $7.00 had aloose pommel and missing 3 washers,replaced washers and reset handle

The origanal sheath has a ladies name on it "Marina Kelly " I know nothing about her or the knife. It is a small very well made knife .Perfect for a lady

It's a 2179L GRIZZLY! If it says KA-BAR it was made after 1923, but almost certainly Pre - WWII. Probably in the 30s .To be sure I'd need to see the tang stamp (s) does it still work? If you don't understand what I mean by that, it was originally a SwitchBlade. Looks a little beat up, but all things considered, not to bad.Still a Great piece.I'm not sure about current values,but if working & no chips, splits, dents or damage it would probably be worth between Five or Ten Thousand Bucks!

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I'm sure it can. In fact it can probably be fully restored. All it takes is money! I used to know a man in Kentucky, Mr. A.H. Purvis. Good man and reasonable, if he can't handle it, I'm sure he will know someone who can.Or you can always just do an online search.

I love the KA-BAR branded knives of the WWII era. The Mark 2 knife pattern is arguably the most highly recognized knife silhouette to come out of the War. Even though it was also manufactured by others, it is still most commonly known as the KA-BAR. Great knife and marketing!