SOG Knives Vietnam War Field Guide for Collectors Identify Authentic Specimens and Counterfeits

Essential for military knife collectors and Vietnam War historians, this 128-page paperback catalogs SOG knives associated with America’s clandestine operations in Southeast Asia. It combines color photography with authenticating tips and a broad catalog of over 165 knife types to help readers identify genuine specimens and distinguish fakes.

• Format: 128-page paperback—compact reference for quick consultation.
• Comprehensive catalog: Identifies over 165 SOG knife types with color photographs.
• Authentication guidance: Clear methods to distinguish genuine SOG specimens from counterfeits.
• Author: Written by Michael W. Silvey, a respected authority on military knives.
• Subject focus: Highlights knives used by America’s clandestine teams in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.
• Use case: Ideal for authentication, provenance verification, and building a focused SOG knives collection.
• Packaging: Bulk packed, suitable for collectors and dealers stocking inventory.

With this focused guide, you can confidently authenticate pieces, compare specimens against authentic cues, and build a well-researched collection or display. The color photographs enable straightforward visual comparison of blade shapes, handle materials, and sheath variations, while the identification tips help you spot counterfeit features and verify provenance. For historians and dealers, the book provides a reliable reference to the role of SOG knives in Vietnam-era operations, helping you understand context, variations, and history—without guessing. The bulk-packed format also supports inventory expansion for shops and museum shops alike.