Original U.S. Vietnam War Custom Knuckle Knife with Bayonet Blade & Cast Aluminum Grip and Leather Sheath colts The company was granted its

The company was granted its first Royal Warrant in 1868 by The Prince of Wales

This very unusual form has a monstrous round club like brass butt cap

The bullet is distinctly smaller than the actual calibre because it does not contact the bore at all

Anchoring in Sagami Wan on 27 August

with some areas of rust spotting

Original U.S. Vietnam War Custom Knuckle Knife with Bayonet Blade & Cast Aluminum Grip and Leather Sheath colts The company was granted itsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. During WWII and afterwards, many obsolete or broken bayonets were used as the basis for customized knuckle fighting knives. They were relatively easy to create, and became very popular during the Vietnam War area, with a multitude of different designs seen. This particular example looks to have been made with an M4 bayonet blade, though it could be an M5, M6, M7, or even a WWII M3 fighting knife, as they all used the same