Can anyone please give me some information on this knife

[aleahy]

Any informant would be appreciated

 

[Colonel666]

It's a machete from El Salvador. Why call it a knife? Many are made with blade inscriptions from Central America.

 

[Drew Riley]

Not much picture to go by, but I would agree with the Colonel. Probably a flea market special. Looks pretty chewed up by the origin mark.

 

[Steven Janik]

"google" El Salvador Bayonet and click on images.
Try to match the overall bayonet with one of the hundreds of pictures.

 

[angrytruckingguy]

Could someone identity the knife in this pic ? is it a large maker, or cheap import ? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Drew Riley]

View attachment 58294View attachment 58294 Could someone identity the knife in this pic ? is it a large maker, or cheap import ? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

That looks like a Quartermaster QTR-11TT ET knife. Definitely not cheap... should set you back about tree-fiddy.

 

[Colonel666]

The post topic is to help identify a machete that has blade inscription. Really not good to change the subject to your own knife. I enjoy machetes like the one shown much more than overpriced folders with fake names like your QUARTERMASTER.
Does not resemble a genuine reproduction of real Quartermaster. Here is link that shows an example:
www.bladesnewold.com/catalog/item/830270/1203307.htm

 

[EdCaffreyMS]

I've checked this thread a couple of times, and have avoided responding, because the knife is obviously a cheap reproduction. If you look closely at the images, you can see where the chrome plating is torn/peeling. I suspect it's an "el-cheapo" knife, that was mass produced. In fact I'm fairly certain of that part. As for as it's origins, I would suspect it came out of a factory in China, and was modified with the logo(s) at some other point, and then sold as a novelty.

 

[angrytruckingguy]

thx for the help, sorry abt hijacking the thread, new here.