Original U.S. WWII Case 337-6”Q Fighting Knife in Inscribed Leather Sheath - Quartermaster “Q” Knife British "Bobby" Police The tunic is named to

The tunic is named to Cornell on the inner pocket label and dated 1942

During the early 60's flight tests have been performed to verify the suitability of a full face "Clam Shell" helmet designed to eliminate the oxygen mask and to give better protection during ejection

and the other side of the receiver is faintly marked K

showing a clear channel to the breech

a group of 350-400 men developed a strong identity as a 'regiment' or impi thanks to insignia such as the patterning on their shields

Original U.S. WWII Case 337-6”Q Fighting Knife in Inscribed Leather Sheath - Quartermaster “Q” Knife British "Bobby" Police The tunic is named toOriginal Item: Only One Available: A nice service used example of a WWII GI Fighting Knife. The Knife is a lovely CASE XX 337 6 Q (Quartermaster Knife), and the grip is the standard stacked leather washers but with grooves. The blade is in fair condition with solid, excellent markings; CASE XX 337 6Q The blade also bears a a small inscribed set of initials, JWC. The leather grip is nice, with some wear from use, and the pommel is still tight. The