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1918 WWI Trench Knife Replica

$34.99
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1088 #17 BK984
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • AUTHENTIC WWI DESIGN: Modeled after the original U.S. 1918 trench knife used in the First World War.
  • SHARP, DOUBLE-EDGED BLADE: 6 3/8" AUS-6 stainless steel blade provides strong penetration and cutting ability.
  • REINFORCED KNUCKLE HANDLE: Cast metal grip shields your hand and adds close-quarters effectiveness.
  • BUILT-IN GLASS BREAKER: Pommel includes a pointed breaker for emergency use or added realism.
  • HISTORICALLY SIZED REPLICA: 11" overall—ideal for reenactment, themed display, or military collections.
1918 WWI Trench Knife Replica
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: MA, CA, NY, DE
  • AUTHENTIC WWI DESIGN: Modeled after the original U.S. 1918 trench knife used in the First World War.
  • SHARP, DOUBLE-EDGED BLADE: 6 3/8" AUS-6 stainless steel blade provides strong penetration and cutting ability.
  • REINFORCED KNUCKLE HANDLE: Cast metal grip shields your hand and adds close-quarters effectiveness.
  • BUILT-IN GLASS BREAKER: Pommel includes a pointed breaker for emergency use or added realism.
  • HISTORICALLY SIZED REPLICA: 11" overall—ideal for reenactment, themed display, or military collections.
$34.99
The 1918 WWI Trench Knife Replica brings history into your hands with a striking recreation of one of the most iconic combat knives of the First World War. Originally designed for intense close-quarters fighting in the trenches, this replica maintains the form and function of the original U.S. military-issued blade. It features a 6 3/8" double-edged AUS-6 stainless steel blade, capable of powerful thrusts and slashes—true to its battlefield roots. The handle showcases the classic knuckle duster design, forged from heavy-duty material to provide hand protection and offensive capabilities in tight combat. A glass breaker pommel adds modern utility without compromising the vintage look. At 11” overall, this knife is ideal for historical reenactments, military collections, or as a bold display piece. Sheath sold separately (BK984S).

Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 12 reviews.

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I love this weapon

"I’ve been looking for a replica M1918 for a while, and I found this one. It’s well priced, it seems to be good quality, it feels nice in my hand, and overall, it’s a beautiful replica. I bought one for myself and my brother, and he loved his. He also bought the scabbard to go with it, and it’s nice to know that I could carry it for self-defense if need be."

— Thomas G. (5/5)

Very good

"It came dull as a stone. But overall a great addition to my collection."

— Jaden J. (5/5)

I like it

"Can't afford a genuine so this is the next best thing. I like it!"

— George G. (5/5)

Not a bad replica

"For $25 bucks this is not a bad replica, not sharp but this knife is not for cutting or chopping. The sheath fits nice and snugg. Highly recommend."

— Johnny F. (5/5)

Awesome

"Great deal and great quality been wanting one for years great for display and defense it's my riding knife"

— Anonymous (5/5)

Item is as promised

"The blade was a little scratched when I got it, but the knife is nice and heavy and just what I was hoping for. Shipping was really fast and everything was packed up well. Only complaint was that a sheath would have been nice, but it wasn't promised in the description so you shouldn't expect one. The knife itself feels solid and well made for the price. I'd recommend this knife if you're looking for a trench knife."

— Anonymous (5/5)

Junk

"This knife is a total piece of junk. As soon as I took it out of the package the blade was extremely loose in the handle. The blade is not sharp at all. Its a real shame that this fine piece of american history is made in china. I guess you get what you pay for."

— Mark (1/5)

1918 Trench Knife

"It's a nice knife... but it's not a knife to be taken serious in a knife fight or some altercation of some sort. It came in dull, which I fixed in the matter of minutes with a knife edger. I bought it more for the historical value more than use. Because of this I'm giving it a 5 star. For use of self defense or even using around the yard for work. I wouldn't recommend for that and would give it 2 stars."

— Pa S. (5/5)

good as display

"if all you want is a cheap display knife, this knife is perfect! but im working with a blacksmith who bought this knife and i've held it, the handle is cheap Zamak for those who dont know what that is. if you want a good quality knife visit plowshareforgeknives blogspot"

— Ben H. (4/5)

Not Sharp, Fingers Don't Fit

"It looks like a replica of a WWI trench knife should. However, my knuckles do not fit through the finger holes. Not even close. I have big hands, but not that big. The blade came extremely dull. There was no way to sharpen it without using power tools. A hand-held diamond sharpener would take years to put an descent edge on this blade. Would not recommend, unless it is for display only. Not a functional knife."

— Bryan (2/5)

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