1) U.S. Springfield Model 1909 Bolo, dated 1910, 14 inch heavy blade numbered "8061", smooth walnut grips and brass cap. Good, with some cracking of the grips and spotting. No scabbard. 2) U.S.M.C. Corpsman's Knife, 11 1/4" blade marked "U.S.M.C." on the left, with smooth wooden grips. Left grip is chipped, otherwise good. Complete with russet leather scabbard marked "USMC/BOYT/45" in good condition. 3) U.S.1880 Intrenching Knife, 8" shovel with sharpened edge, ribbed grip marked "US", and "U.S" marked leather sheath with brass throat and hanging ring. Good, with a bright blade, minor pressure dents, and some scuffing of the leather. 4) U.S. Model 1917 Bolo, 10 inch heavy blade, dated 1918, with oval guard, ribbed grips, and metal pommel. Leather and canvas covered Brauer Brothers sheath, dated 1917. Very good, with streaks of brown patina and a few spots of corrosion on the blade, minor pressure dents, and some scuffing on the sheath. 5) U.S. Model 1904 Hospital Corps Knife, 12 inch round tipped blade dated 1904, with brass guard, grooved wood grip with brass cap and a Rock Island Arsenal scabbard with hanger, dated 1912, with silver throat. Blade is good, with spotting and scuffing, a mixed patina on the guard, mild pressure dents, and fair sheath.