Original U.S. WWII Knife Crafters Fighting Knife Constructed From Imported Civil War Sword with Leather Sheath - Marked Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia MG 42 Mounts Reverse is plain with the

Reverse is plain with the date of the decoration’s institution

Inside the drum opposite of the side vent hole is the original manufacturers label

troops during the amphibious D-Day invasion

Ready to display with your Arisaka rifle

The division's commanding general

Original U.S. WWII Knife Crafters Fighting Knife Constructed From Imported Civil War Sword with Leather Sheath - Marked Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia MG 42 Mounts Reverse is plain with theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a World War II fighting knife made by Knife Crafters of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Knives of this pattern were produced from old sword blades, with three knives typically being manufactured from a single sword blade. The handles were made of hollow steel and covered in leather. Most of the scabbards are of same basic pattern, with a unique, three piece construction. A single leather grip retaining strap