Original U.S. WWII Airborne Schrade M2 No.1 Knife with Jigged Bone Handle Flintlocks The sweatband is still present

The sweatband is still present

Because of significant common heritage in the past (Indian War

so this is really quite an important well marked Flint lock pistol

General Francis Leighton's Regiment was renamed as the 32nd Regiment of Foot

Bucentaure's crew rose up against the British prize crew

Original U.S. WWII Airborne Schrade M2 No.1 Knife with Jigged Bone Handle Flintlocks The sweatband is still presentOriginal Item: Only One Available. These M2 Paratrooper pockets knives with the early war issue "jigged bone" handles (scales or grip) are among the hardest to find on the market today. This wonderful example offered in very good fully functional condition is marked on the base of the blade ricasso as follows: SCHRADE CUT. CO. WALDEN N. Y. and: U. S. PATS. DEC. 21, 09. SEPT. 13, 10. JUNE 6, 16. These blade markings definitely identify it as the early