Original U.S. WWII Knife Crafters Broad Spear Point Fighting Knife Constructed From Imported British Pattern 1856 Band Sword by Robert Mole with Leather Sheath 18th Century quickly phased out of service

quickly phased out of service as an aircraft weapon when more suitable equipment became available

Original Items: Only One Collection Available

so it may have been repainted for fire service at one point

Year of Manufacture: 1830s - updated 1852

with markings underneath

Original U.S. WWII Knife Crafters Broad Spear Point Fighting Knife Constructed From Imported British Pattern 1856 Band Sword by Robert Mole with Leather Sheath 18th Century quickly phased out of serviceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fascinating piece of history, a World War II fighting knife crafted by Knife Crafters of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. What makes these knives even more unique is that they were produced from old sword blades, with three knives typically being manufactured from a single sword blade. The handles are made of hollow steel, which makes them lightweight and easy to handle, and covered in leather to provide a