Original Vietnam War Era Japanese Made M1917 Bolo by KIFFE With WWI Brauer Bros 1918 Dated Scabbard Replica Non-Firing Machine Guns In the 2nd half of

In the 2nd half of 1944

The pistol is approximately 11 3/4" in overall length

The reverse of the blade eliminates the anchor and features another fully rigged sailing ship

It is a fine solid HALLMARKED STERLING SILVER Cigarette Case

It was fitted with what was referred to as an "Old Series" side lock that looks like it was once a flintlock

Original Vietnam War Era Japanese Made M1917 Bolo by KIFFE With WWI Brauer Bros 1918 Dated Scabbard Replica Non-Firing Machine Guns In the 2nd half ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of an M1917 Bolo made by KIFFE, a Japanese based company in the early 1960s. According to retired employees, the company had a very large quantity of the WWI M1917 bolo scabbards and had trouble selling the scabbards without a knife. In order to boost sales, the company had the bolos made in Japan to match with the scabbards. These bolos were near exact copies but had black plastic grip