Original U.S. WWII Custom Made Aluminum Cast Knuckle Dusters Revolutionary War which did not need the

which did not need the bullion strap to denote officer rank

soldiers could carry pre-loaded magazine tubes and changes magazines almost as quickly as today’s shooter exchanges them on a modern magazine fed rifle or pistol

courtesy of Chief of Staff MacArthur

Carcano is the frequently used name for a series of Italian bolt-action

This is a wonderful opportunity to pick up a complete headgear set up for an Army Air Forces pilot from WWII

Original U.S. WWII Custom Made Aluminum Cast Knuckle Dusters Revolutionary War which did not need theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a U. S. WWII set of Custom Made Cast Aluminum Brass Knuckle Duster, used for close combat in the field. These were often cast aboard large ships, who necessarily had small foundries and metalworkers needed to effect repairs on the various parts of a ship. Compared to their usual work, making cast brass knuckles was relatively simple. The look of the surface texture suggests that they