Original U.S. WWII Case 337-6”Q Fighting Knife in Correct Leather Sheath - Quartermaster “Q” Knife French Flags 1922 – February 15

1922 – February 15

Utah on 2 December 1942

and to counter the growing threat that Axis forces posed to shipping lanes from both England and Australia

Meyer "Shield" hallmark and STERLING can be found on the right wing

with some rusting and scaling on the barrel assembly

Original U.S. WWII Case 337-6”Q Fighting Knife in Correct Leather Sheath - Quartermaster “Q” Knife French Flags 1922 – February 15Original Item: Only One Available: A fantastic 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 near fantastic condition with solid, excellent markings; CASE XX337 6Q The leather grip is nice, with some wear from use, and pommel is now slightly loose. The scabbard is in good shape, with a lovely dark brown color. All