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Home Products Australian WWII Special Forces Knuckle GregSteel - Published Silvey Book Knife

Price$6,500.00
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Australian WWII Special Forces Knuckle GregSteel - Published Silvey Book Knife

by Unidentified Maker, Gregory Steel Products (Gregsteel)

SKU 1128301

Date Added 09/29/2025

# Available 1

Price $6,500.00

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Overview

This Trench Knife features a bayonet ground double edge blade with .117" blade stock and 1.331" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle is comprised of cast aluminum and steel pins. Includes original brown leather sheath with belt loop. Has some scratches, patina, etc, good condition. 

 

A WWII specimen of an Australian made commando aluminum handle fighting knuckle knife & Original Leather Sheath. A very hard to find rare WWII knife. 

This exact knife is published in the KNIVES of the United States Military World War II, by Michael w. Silvey. Listing also includes scanned pages from the book the knife is published in, page 60.

Product Details

Blade Length 5.5

Overall Length 10.375

Weight (oz) 18.5

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Has Sheath, Hidden Tang

Blade Material Carbon Steel

Blade Details Dagger, Spear Point

Handle Material Metallic

About the Maker

Unidentified Maker

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Gregory Steel Products (Gregsteel)

Gregsteel is the popular trademark used by Gregory Steel Products Pty Ltd of Melbourne, the famous Australian manufacturer of cutlery for more than 6 decades. Jim Gregory began the business in 1912 which petered out of existence in the mid 1970's. During the 1950's Gregory Steel Products was the largest manufacturer of cutlery products in the Southern Hemisphere. Prior to that they were Australia's biggest producer of military bladeware (not including bayonets) for Australian and American defense forces serving in Asia and the Pacific Ocean in World war Two. Often taken for granted was Gregory's wide range of mass-produced, good quality kitchen knives and trade knives that were used more or less on a daily basis. Admittedly, not as aesthetically exciting as most military and recreational type knives, but nonetheless just as useful when you need the right tool for the right job. In fact, Gregory Steel also supplied thousands of kitchen and trade knives (also tableware) for the war effort bearing the D(broad arrow)D Australian Defense Force (ADF) mark.

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