Only 10 of these knives were made by Mad Dog.

Quoting from Kevin AKA Mad Dog McClung:

This is the rarest of the military SEAL ATAKs.

There were only ten of these made. They were produced on the cusp of the design and marking changes mandated by the US Navy in 1993.

The blade is a hand ground SEAL ATAK blade with hand cut file work, false edge, bright hard chrome and it is the first serrated ATAK pattern. Hand ground composite grip.

Kevin sold B10 for $8,000 in February of 2006.

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I will sell this one for $9,000.

These seem to be much harder to find that the model 14s and 15s.  This knife has the very desirable “separate S” logo and unlined thong hole, along with the earlier greenish black micarta handle. Comes with the original waxed rough back dive sheath.  This knife is in mint condition. Appears to have been stored in the sheath and never used. Sheath shows some marks/discoloration from storage and banging against stuff.

$1,595.00.

Blade is a blued M-3 style blade, 6.5 inches long with leather riveted sheath. Knife has a metal lanyard loop on the butt.  Blade is marked Kiffe Japan.  You will recall that Kiffe made the Marine Recon knife during the war as well.  Sheath has scratches and storage wear, blade shows no signs of use.  There is some rust on the lanyard end at the butt.

$125

THIS IS IN MINT CONDITION. THE KNIFE APPEARS IN THE BOOK “THE MILITARY KNIFE AND BAYONET” BY BRET ON PAGE 338. I QUOTE FROM THE BOOK “PHROBIS DESIGNED AND BUILT THESE TWO COMPLETELY STERILE MODELS OF THE COMBAT UTILITY KNIFE (CUK) UNDER CONTRACT FOR THE U. S. NAVY SEALS. THE FIRST MODEL HAD A FALSE EDGE THAT WAS BEVELED ON BOTH SIDES, BUT IT PROVED TOO WEAK. THE LOWER, SECOND MODEL KNIFE IS MUCH STRONGER.”. THIS ONE IS THE SECOND MODEL. BLADE IS STERILE, THAT IS NO MARKINGS. EVERYTHING ABOUT THE KNIFE AND SHEATH IS PERFECT. PROPER DOLPHIN MARKINGS ON THE REAR OF THE SHEATH. YOU WILL NOT FIND ONE BETTER AND YOU DO NOT SEE THESE THAT OFTEN. THIS COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL ISSUE BOX AS WELL.

$550.00

THE TSUBA IS VERY NICE AND UNSIGNED. IT HAS SOME GOLD INLAY AND A GOD’S HEAD, NOT SURE WHICH GOD.

THE TEMPER LINE IS WAVY AND NICE. THERE ARE NO CRACKS, BLISTERS OR OTHER BLEMISHES IN THE BLADE. THERE ARE NO NICKS, DENTS OR GOUGES IN THE CUTTING EDGE.  THE BLADE HAS SOME LIGHT CARBON STAINS HERE AND THERE, AND A FEW LIGHT SCRATCHES OR SCUFFS.

THE SHEATH IS BLACK PAINTED WOOD WITH PLAIN BRASS WRAP AT BOTH ENDS AND THE MIDDLE.

THE TOP OF THE BLADE FROM THE POINT TO THE FRONT EDGE OF THE HABAKI IS JUST OVER 25 INCHES. ALL THE WAY TO THE TSUBA IS 26 INCHES.

THE WIDTH OF THE BLADE AT THE HABAKI IS JUST OVER 1.25 INCHES. THE THICKNESS OF THE BLADE AT THE HABAKI IS OVER .25 INCHES.

THE HANDLE IS IN GOOD SHAPE WITH NO FRAYING OR SKIN LOSS ETC.  IT IS A GREAT SWORD AND I REALLY HATE TO SELL IT.

$2,595.00

This knife is marked Kiffe. Rare.

$125.

New in box. This knife was produced in the early 90’s for Al Mar. It was sold under the Al Mar name but was manufactured by Benchmade.  I believe there was a dispute between Benchmade and Al Mar as to who designed the knife. There were a total of 500 pieces made, with the 300 being numbered and 200 having no number.  I think the retail  was $240 for the knife almost 20 years ago. High quality.

$495.

Custom made by Charles Ochs, maker of the famous Navy SEAL black knife. I believe this knife is pictured in Homer Brett’s book.

$395

OX rare “AIR OPS” model

This is one of 15 knives made for the U.S. Coast Guard.  This is number 10 of 15. It is in mint condition with the original sheath and box.

$2000

Mission Knives High Visibility Prototype

This item was part of a tool kit for working on explosives.

$395