flared skirt tended to make it difficult for soldiers to hear
The 3d Bombardment Group continued its operations in the Philippines
The rubber rim is designed to protect the fragile edge of the helmet
The framed picture measures 13" x 10"
who had been a surgeon in the North African zouaves
Original U.S. WWII Early Blade Marked M3 Fighting Knife by Kinfolks Inc. with M6 Leather Scabbard Restoration Materials flared skirt tended to makeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fine condition WWII period Mark 3 U. S. fighting knife, made by the very scarce maker, Kinfolks, Inc.,and contained in an original M6 leather Scabbard by Milwaukee Saddlery Co. (MILSCO). Of the 2,590,240 ordered by the U. S. Government, Kinfolks produced only 119,702, and was definitely one of the minor contractors. The company still exists today, producing fine cutlery. This knife is early production,