Original U.S. Vietnam War Theatre Made Personalized Fighting Knife - Dated 1968 Japanese Artwork & Posters Featured on page 506 of

Featured on page 506 of David Harding's wonderful work SMALLARMS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY

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Features include a "bakelite" ribbed gripped (black plastic)

Original U.S. Vietnam War Theatre Made Personalized Fighting Knife - Dated 1968 Japanese Artwork & Posters Featured on page 506 ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. This unique fighting knife began life an M7 bayonet for use with a the U. S. M16 rifle. However, all that remains which can be recognized from an M7 is the knuckle guard or cross piece. The grip is a cast alloy similar to the knife grips produced by E. W. Stone during WWII for personnel who requested a handle on their knife that would not slip, twist, mildew, or rot and had knuckles and an efficient skull crusher. Made