Ka-Bar 250th USA Commemorative Eagle 1776-2026 Engraved Brown Stacked Leather 1095 Cro-Van Fixed Blade Fighting/Utility Knife (7.00" Blade) 1320USA

The Ka-Bar 250th USA Commemorative is a service-pattern fixed blade wearing an engraved eagle and the dates 1776-2026 in memory of the United States 250th anniversary. It is an American made collectible built on the instantly recognizable USMC platform.

• Engraved Commemorative Blade Art - Laser engraving covers the full show side of the clip point blade in honor of 250 years of American freedom. The reverse stays clean and unmarked. It earns a spot on a shelf and still cuts like the working utility knife underneath.
• 1095 Cro-Van Carbon Steel - Tough enough to take prying and hard chopping without chipping, and easy to bring back to a working edge on basic stones. Carbon steel rusts, so wipe the blade dry and give it a light coat of oil after every use.
• Stacked Leather Washer Handle - Rings of compressed leather fill the palm and grip back when hands are wet. A carbon steel cross guard up front and a matching pommel at the rear lock the hand in place through heavy work.
• Leather Belt Sheath - The included leather sheath rides on a belt and covers the blade to the guard. That keeps a full-size fixed blade off the hip of a pack and within reach. The leather breaks in and shapes itself to the knife over time.

The KA-BAR Fighting Utility Knife

KA-BAR built the USMC knife platform for American troops during World War II, and it worked well enough that the brand name became shorthand for the entire style of knife. The design splits the difference between a fighting knife and a camp knife, pairing a long clip point that stabs and slices with a handle meant to stay comfortable through hours of work. KA-BAR has kept it in production in Olean, New York ever since, changing almost nothing. Pull one out of a duffel bag today and it matches the ones that came home from the Pacific.