Knife, Trench, USM3 CAMILLUS, on Blade, with Scabbard, USM6, BARWOOD 1943
€1,175.00
Tax included
Great genuine WWII USM3 trench knife, manufactured by Camillus and hallmarked on blade; the Ordnance Department flaming bomb and serial number 013918 have been stamped on pommel cap.
Comes in its original USM6 russet leather scabbard, featuring strengthening pieces consisting of two rectangular metal plates fastened by four rivets, which keep the leather parts together.
Staples reinforce the top of the sheath on which the hilt rests. Snap fastener of securing strap is in working order. The scabbard can be attached to the M1936 belt thanks to the bent-wire hook located in the upper part, while the leather shoe lace still present in the lower part was designed for being tied around the leg. Markings Barwood 1943 are clearly visible on the front.
Rare homogeneous set, in good overall condition -- hard to find nowadays. Don't miss it!
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