Original WWII U.S. M-1918 L.F.&C. Knuckle Knife Hilt Fitted with Blade from Case 337-6”Q” Fighting Knife in Sheath MG 34 Reciever Assembly but it is safe to

but it is safe to assume that this change occurred with the revisions of 1961 as there are vertical weave (up and down) belts that are dated 1962 and photo documentation of them being used pre-65/66

Scabbard Length: 9 3/8"

with crisp edges

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Original WWII U.S. M-1918 L.F.&C. Knuckle Knife Hilt Fitted with Blade from Case 337-6”Q” Fighting Knife in Sheath MG 34 Reciever Assembly but it is safe toOriginal Item: One Of A Kind: A fantastic example of a custom, one off, WWII GI Fighting Knife. The Knife was made utilizing the blade of a CASE XX 337 6 Q (Quartermaster Knife), and the grip and skull crusher pommel cap from a WWI L. F.&C M 1918 Knuckle Knife. It is apparent this was done since the original blade of the M 1918 was somewhat useless as a tool. It was a phenomenal fighting weapon, but otherwise a poor choice for any utilitarian means.