Original U.S. WWII Williams Brothers Private Purchase Fighting Knife in Original Sheath Japanese Antique Guns with the correct two chevrons

with the correct two chevrons on the left sleeve

while it later indicated a Baratol or Trotyl filling (1920s–1970s)

depending on how the designation is interpreted

The hexagonal shape meant a saving in material and time and made them easier to pack than the traditional circular shaped biscuit

The war led to the United States emerging predominant in the Caribbean region

Original U.S. WWII Williams Brothers Private Purchase Fighting Knife in Original Sheath Japanese Antique Guns with the correct two chevronsOriginal Item. Only One Available. Williams Bros. Co. manufactured several variants of fighting knife for private purchase during World War II. This is a great example of the 2nd variant, with: WILLIAMS S. F. BROS. CO. On one side of the blade. The blade is a Bowie style, measuring 6 in length. The company was based in San Francisco, hence the S. F.. This knife is described on page 302 of M. H. Cole's Book "The Best of U. S. Military Knives". The