Need help recognizing knives found in flea market

[AJL]

I very much enjoyed visiting flea markets in often look for a Knives to add to my collection.  The first two knives I found in Georgia the country.  Then life with a wooden leather, stripped handle I can't remember where I found it.  I'm trying to recognize the sources of these knives.  There are no markings that I can recognize.   They seem to be handmade.   Any chance I can get some help here?

[Geoff Keyes]

The last one I think is a WWII theater knife.  The stacked plexi and brass handle is often seen in those knives made in the Pacific theater.  The blade might be a cut down/broken/reworked bayonet.  There is so little of it left that it's hard to tell.

 

The larger blade with the fuller resembles a Kindjal, perhaps another one that got broken at some point.  If you found it in Georgia (the country) that would make some sense.

 

Just my .02

[Alan Longmire]

I agree with Geoff that that last one is made from a cut down or broken bayonet. The fullered dagger is definitely Georgian or related Caucasus-region, a qama or kindjali.  The raised rivets and pommel shape are diagnostic.  Here's a fancy example: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/25001

[AJL]

Thanks.   That was my guess.