Original U.S. WWII Rare Named Everitt Green Handle Knuckle Fighting Knife with Matching Named Scabbard Flintlocks It has narrow hanging hems

It has narrow hanging hems on the long edges

forcing them to retreat

which also can no longer fit a magazine as it is 4 inches shorter than a typical Lahti L-39 receiver

In 1994 it became part of the Monet Group

and served for five years before resigning after convincing the state legislature to make him a brevet (honorary) brigadier general

Original U.S. WWII Rare Named Everitt Green Handle Knuckle Fighting Knife with Matching Named Scabbard Flintlocks It has narrow hanging hemsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a solid example of the rare U. S. WWII Everitt Knuckle fighting knife. It features a green painted handle which retains basically none of the original paint, only one the inside of the fingers and in some other small spots, with the correct original leather scabbard. No reference indicates that anyone knows who Everitt was, or who the company that produced the knives was. Some have surmised that it was the