Original U.S. WWII “Commercial” M3 Fighting Knife with Black Plastic Spacers & Damaged Private Purchase M6 Scabbard Likely by Barwood The Pacific on HBO The scabbard is solid with

The scabbard is solid with all stitching still tight

who died at Concord Bridge in 1775

in order to prevent the men from becoming ill

While maintaining the business by welding aluminum tubing for truck frames

Original U.S. WWII “Commercial” M3 Fighting Knife with Black Plastic Spacers & Damaged Private Purchase M6 Scabbard Likely by Barwood The Pacific on HBO The scabbard is solid withOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an interesting M3 fighting knife which is void of any markings and has black bakelite spacers at each end of the stacked leather grip. There is no flaming bomb proof mark. It comes in a private purchase M6 scabbard which is missing the belt hook and is also void of markings, however its construction suggests that it could be a Barwood produced example. Research suggests that this is from a batch of Imperial