World War 1 Bayonet Bowie Knife Flea Market Find TRENCH ART!

In this video I show a piece of trench art, as I show a WW I bayonet that someone turned into a bowie knife, probably during WWII. Neat piece!

[@robertstamps6132]

That's very nice

[@beverlymichael5830]

Nice find

[@johnl.fortier4311]

The "unknown story" behind it ! ! who knows? GOOD find Sir

[@powerplay4real174]

A Bayonet will take a edge with the sharpening work is put in ,but it not easy ,so someone did a great job on the edge. It is Cool 😎

[@davedoughty1213]

Great find!!! I came across a World War Two German bayonet that an American soldier made into a knife. The sheath was in tatters and the leather handle was dry rotted. The blade was in great shape. I used a water buffalo horn for a handle and a local shoe repair shop made a sheath for it. I paid $5.00 for the knife and now it be in my family for generations!! Great eye on spotting your knife!

[@knivesarecoolandaxestoo2946]

Send me a pic of it! My email's: [e-mail] Would love to see it!

[@powerplay4real174]

It's August here we I am Robert Breaker or maybe you upload this a few days later than you actually filmed it , Good flea market footage and purchase of the Trench Art blade ,I look old military collectables good find Mr. Breaker.

[@alanrice39]

Nice I like that!

[@denniswyse3590]

WWI was mounted to the 1903 Springfield Army Riffles. Both were used in WWII ALSO. Glad you didn't pay full price for it ! Value dropped considerably due to modifications, but good find and condition is good.

[@matts449]

That's cool. I think the U.S. pin was something off his uniform.

[@prestonj1025]

Nice work.. it could have been army surplus or a trophy and altered after the war.. I read recently that some knives WERE issued with backwards sheaths for, as you stated, a reverse grip..