Original U.S. WWII KA-BAR “Commando” Knife by Union Cutlery with Sheath - As Pictured in “U.S. Military Knives Book III” by M.H. Cole Vickers MMG It also still has very

It also still has very good original factory black enamel

KRW denotes K

The rig comes complete with an original 1943 dated leather holster with maker markings

45-70 for use during the late 19th Century

RZM Marked with M1/159 indicating it was manufactured by Hans Doppler of Wels

Original U.S. WWII KA-BAR “Commando” Knife by Union Cutlery with Sheath - As Pictured in “U.S. Military Knives Book III” by M.H. Cole Vickers MMG It also still has veryOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of the 6 blade KA BAR Commando knife, not an issued model but a private purchase item that could be bought in the base or post exchange and was favored by Navy pilots and SeaBees, among others, because its blade is shorter than the issue KA BAR's and because the shiny blade is less prone to corrosion. There were two variations of the so called "Commando" knives. One variation had a chromed