Original U.S. WWII Era Rare Straight-Guard Marked “Smooth Handle” M3 Fighting Knife by CASE With Leather Handle and Leather Scabbard Madsen LMG Basically consisting of a hammer

Basically consisting of a hammer which when pulled back into the cocked position allowed the breech block to be lifted exposing the chamber and at the same time ejecting any spent cartridge

They all show folding and light staining

as compared to the circled S on regular issue versions

America's policy of containment extended to Asia as well

It shows a standard eagle

Original U.S. WWII Era Rare Straight-Guard Marked “Smooth Handle” M3 Fighting Knife by CASE With Leather Handle and Leather Scabbard Madsen LMG Basically consisting of a hammerOriginal Item: Only One Available. Upon first glance, this knife appeared to be just a commercial knife made from leftover M3 parts. However, upon closer inspection, we were amazed to discover that it is actually a rare M3 fighting knife variant, complete with a straight crossguard, which is a deviation from the usual forward bent crossguard. The knife was produced during the later stages of the war, and we are uncertain whether it is an official