P022.) Phrobis III USMC M9A1 Prototype. An early attempt to win a USMC contract with a new scabbard design. OD green M9A1 with M9 Pat Pend Blade. Super hard to find piece. $1500.00
P224.) LanCay M9. A first contract bayonet with second contract blade. OD prototype scabbard with fine checkering on grip section. No stone but has stone pocket still. One of only six ever made. Super rare interim design change. $1800.00
P227.) LanCay USMC XM-M9. A solid tang XM-M( USMC prototype with the round grip and blued blade. Has the USMC requested solid tang and welded pommel. Crazy hard to find prototype! $2000.00
P271.) USMC Prototype with long 8 inch blade, solid tang design and no lightening holes. Has the USMC stamped logo and the EGA on the opposite side. Come with a tan colored MOLLE scabbard and black webbing. Quite a rare piece. $3000.00
P278.) All rubber training bayonet. A neat piece with steel muzzle ring and soft rubber grip and blade. First one like it I have seen. $50.00
P315.) GRAD bayonet. This is the non firing non-gun version of the GRAD.22. New Jersey safe to own and really cool piece. As new in the box. $1500.00
P1035.) Korean KM-4 bayonet. Used but not abused M4 with KM-4 stamp on the guard and the throat of the scabbard and the eagle on the rear throat. $90.00
P066.) Phrobis International. One of only 40 made in the all black color with black scabbard and pouch. Marked as M9 / PHROBIS INT’L / SPAIN with the Spain etched very lightly and almost covered by the dark black color applied. As new, rare piece. $1000.00
P158.) BUCK USMC test piece. This is from the 1993 test using a riveted tang model to test the tang and blade strength. This piece has the inverted pommel so it could not be mounted on a rifle, for test purposes only. Extremely rare item. $500.00
P225.) LANCAY Scabbard. This is a prototype LANCAY marked scabbard, one of six made to test the newest design. Marked on the tag as a Rock Island test piece. One was altered so only 5 are like this one. $1200.00
P245.) Lancay M9 USMC FT. What I like to call the Frank Trzaska (FT) bayonet. I suggested FT, Field Trials when Lancay and Ontario were bidding for designs and it worked! This is the USMC design that was later made in the same style as the test units, this one was not part of the test. $400.00
P275.) Phrobis M9. One of six made for testing. Until I had seen this one, I had never seen the Yellow model. It is the only one I know of but said to be one of six. This was the experimental Diving colors tested. One of six made with the Yellow color and all black prototype webbing for diving. Super rare piece and almost impossible to obtain… except here! $3000.00
P371.) All plastic M9 with silver blade. No designation or makers park on the one. $20.00
P1175.) One of, if not the rarest US bayonet I have ever held. This is a prototype made by the Bakelite Company as submitted to the US Navy for testing as the soon to be USN Training bayonet. One of only three made and submitted this is the only one I know of in existence. I wrote and article about this bayonet for the SABC Journal in Volume 55 Spring of 2006. I will include a file of letters and info about the design I copeied in the National Archives. Super rare piece! $5000.00
P1183.) Archangel bayonet with the muzzle display adaptor. Made for the Ruger 556 kit and seldom seen. Makes a cool display, hard nylon type plastic. $75.00
4290.) Western L77. This is the L77, single edge stiletto as made by Western during WW II. This is an early example with the aluminum pommel and steel guard. Guard was bent to tighten up the grip some. Comes with the proper double stitched sheath. Used fighter, $145.00
4298.) Johnson’s smooth back unfinished leather sheath. Made by the Johnson’s Leather Co. out of Casselberry Fla and so stamped on the rear. This one looks like it is for the Ralph Bone little G hunter or something with a 3 inch blade. Has G3 stamped in the rear. Old but like new. $40.00
P226.) LanCay M9 Prototype MOLLE type scabbard in desert tan. Has the brown early webbing with a LANCAY tag sewn into the webbing. Retained the Fastex buckle. $400.00
P235.) LanCay prototype USMC trials bayonet without the lightweight holes in the blade. Has the unique USMC markings with the EGA on the reverse. A newly designed desert tan scabbard bit the black webbing. Hard to find piece. $500.00
P246.) LanCay USMC FT bayonet from the 1999 era. No sawback and a PI scabbard with no stone. $400.00
P280.) Phrobis M9 Japanese Contract. One of only 35 made for this contract. There is no latch plate as bayonets are illegal in Japan so it was converted to a knife. $450.00
P285.) Phrobis Stainless Steel Cuk. One of the unmarked items destined for SEAL use in the salt water environment. Little is know or written about these early development knives. Almost impossible to find these days$1000.00
P1404.) Another item from the office of Mickey Finn, a Marto M9 on a plaque that hung in is office. The only one like it I have ever seen. Unique Phrobis INTL piece. $1500.00
P1425.) Dwyer prototype. Outstanding quality completely unmarked. Bill listed it as the prototype for future builds, I can’t tell you what it is beside a heavy well made piece! $450.00
P1433.) Greek M4. A nice EME marked M4 carbine bayonet from the Greek Army. $65.00
P1440.) Eickhorn All black ASEK. This is the full blade model used in the testing not the one with the large blade cut out we commonly see. A very hard to find variant. New in the original packaging bag. $250.00
P1173.) Early T8 prototype made by Imperial. This is the prototype example for the M4 bayonets development trials. Note the thin guard and single latch pommel. Made in an unknown quantity I have seen a few in collections but they are super rare. Excellent chance to own a real piece of history. $3500.00
P1188.) Benchmark by Gerber prototype. Serial numbered 000000 this is one of the early models used for trials and testing. Excellent condition over all piece made expressly for the US Special Forces. Super rare piece. $1200.00
