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Price $195.00
Imperial made 30,000 Colt M7's. Blade is marked by a circle with a horse inside and Colt's 62316 Hartford, Conn. U.S.A. next to it. U.S. M7 marked under handle.
This M7 Bayonet by Colt features a black blade with sharpened top edge, .196" blade stock, and .852" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle has checkered plastic handles. Metal ring and pommel. Has some scuffs and scratches, great overall condition.
Blade Length 6.625
Overall Length 11.875
Weight (oz) 10.93
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Hidden Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Details Dagger, Spear Point
Handle Material Metallic, Plastic
Other Details Tactical
Colt pocketknives were created for Colt under license. Colt's entry into the knife market lasted only four years, from 1969 to 1973. Colt filed for bankruptcy in 2015. The court approved Colt’s reorganization plan in January of 2016, and they will continue making guns. They won’t, however, continue making knives under their current licensing deals, and according to a source close to Colt, there is no plan to start making knives again.
The Imperial Knife Company had its roots at the Empire Knife Company in Winsted, Connecticut. In 1916, two men named Felix and Michael Miranda moved from Frosolone Molise in Italy to Providence, Rhode Island to be near its jewelry industry and began making skeletons for “waldemar,” or pocket watch chain knives. With their friend Domenic Fazzano as manager, they established the Imperial Knife Company, which would grow to at one point be the largest knife manufacturer in the United States.The company developed a number of successful innovations in the manufacture of commercial value-priced folding pocket knives.
