Four fighting knives, all with modifications to make them better for the original owner's needs: A Kabar style fighting knife with stacked leather grip, military style pommel, guard and blade, made by Fred Mac Overland, Solingen, Germany. It is in a very worn, tooled sheath (12.25-inches overall, with an 8-inches blade). An unmarked fighting knife with serrated back to the blade, brown bakelite grip, blade with no fullers, but clipped point, and brown leather sheath (12.75-inches overall and 8-inch blade). A bowie type knife with stag grip, in a tactical nylon Marbles sheath. The blade has a section that serves as a cross guard. The stag grip is rough, but fits the hand well. The blade may be cut down from a larger blade, and shows signs of old grinding (15.5-inches overall with a 10.5-inches blade. A bowie type knife with stacked leather handle, rectangular steel cross guard, and long un-fullered blade with a pronounced clipped point, with excellent balance. No sheath (18-inches overall, with a 12-inch blade). Processing and shipping within the continental U.S. $30.00 plus 1.5% replacement cost insurance. Discounts given on combined lot shipping. Good. The first knife has a very worn sheath that may not be original to it. The blade is very good, but has been sharpened and shows wear. The second knife has been sharpened, but is otherwise very good plus. The third knife has a fairly crude blade, with signs of grinding and old pitting, but is a good fighting knife. The fourth knife shows wear on the blade and has no sheath. Please see photos.