Original U.S. WWII USN Mark 1 RH Pal 35 Fighting Knife with Wood Pommel and Named Leather Scabbard U.S. Antique Guns Tigers as stitched or painted

Tigers as stitched or painted artwork were popularly portrayed on senninbari since they were known to be able to roam far away from home and then return safely

wooden shaft with steel bayonet stand at grip end

22 Long or

the plating throughout is still 100% intact

Depicted: Purple German soldier (possessing a spiked helmet

Original U.S. WWII USN Mark 1 RH Pal 35 Fighting Knife with Wood Pommel and Named Leather Scabbard U.S. Antique Guns Tigers as stitched or paintedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent condition example of the USN Mark 1 fighting knife, manufactured by the PAL Cutlery Company. According to The Official Price Guide of Collector Knives by C Houston Price & Mark D Zaleysky, PAL was originally used as a trademark by the Utica Knife & Razor Company of Utica, NY from about 1924 1939. PAL marked knives of that era used blades imported from Germany, and the blades typically bore the