Original U.S. WWII Randall Model 1 “Orlando” Fighting Knife with Original Sheath - From Collection of American Edged Weapon Museum Category_Water Jacket Assembly The crowded and cramped conditions

The crowded and cramped conditions at the camp led to unsanitary conditions

This highly desirable article of Federal Civil War uniform cloth is a fine piece of regulation headgear commonly referred to as a M1858 forage cap

still retaining the phosphate "Parkerized" finish on many components

We do not know whether it was modified later

such as christening by breaking a sacrificial bottle of champagne over the bow as the ship is named aloud and launched

Original U.S. WWII Randall Model 1 “Orlando” Fighting Knife with Original Sheath - From Collection of American Edged Weapon Museum Category_Water Jacket Assembly The crowded and cramped conditionsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely scarce Randall Model 1 Fighting Knife made in Orlando, Florida, and henceforth often referred to as the Orlando Randall by collectors. These were made for use during WW2 subcontracted by Randall to meet the military demand. These are very desirable as a result, especially in this condition. To some military fighting knife collectors, these are considered the Holy Grail of military edged weapons.