1) U.S. L.F. & C. 1917 trench knife, 8 3/4" spike, pyramid handguard studs, and leather and metal sheath, minus tip. 2) Anderson stiletto, 8 1/4" blade, synthetic grip. Blade is pitted, grip cracked. 3) Trench-style knife, unmarked 4 1/2" blade with brass knuckle grip. 4) As 3, with checkered plastic grip panels, Sheffield marked knuckles and sheath. 5) Hoffritz "Pro Thro" knife, 4 3/8" blade, smooth grips and leather sheath. 6) U.S. A.C.Co 1917 trench knife, as 1 with 9" spike, triangular guard flanges and a sheath with tip. 7) Sabatier knife, 2 1/8" double edged blade, branded wood grip and lanyard ring. 8) Trench knife, 6" blade with one piece alloy grip/ knuckle guard. 9) U.S.N. Ka-Bar Mk2 knife, 7" blade with cord wrapped grip and cord accent on the sheath. 10) PAL RH-36 knife, 6" blade, washer grip, alloy pommel and leather sheath. U.S. Ka-Bar/ Union Cutlery dive knife, 7" blade with serrated edge, ribbed grip, brass pommel and threaded brass sheath with leather hanger. 11) U.S. 1880 entrenching tool, 8" blade with upturned spine, ribbed grip and leather covered metal sheath. U.S. 1873 trowel bayonet, 9 1/2" blade with reinforced spine, lightly ribbed grip, and leather sheath with belt hanger and brass tip. All blades are fine to very good, with the sheaths poor or better.