Original U.S. WWII Airborne Jigged Bone and Metal Handle M2 Knives By Schrade With Swivel Bale Loops - 2 Knives Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets This example is maker marked

This example is maker marked ERMA-ERFURT on the left side of the frame

particularly among southern Nguni tribes such as the Zulu (as the iwisa) and the Xhosa

Original Item: Original Item: Although the Swiss were neutral in WW1 (and WW2) they kept up with military development and as both the Allies and the Central Powers adopted steel headgear in 1916

The rotating crosshead is mostly all brass and bears multiple numerical markings and much of the paint has been removed from the brass so these markings are quite evident

This example was made by Adams and then retailed by Benjamin Cogswell

Original U.S. WWII Airborne Jigged Bone and Metal Handle M2 Knives By Schrade With Swivel Bale Loops - 2 Knives Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets This example is maker markedOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. Worn in the breast pocket of the Paratrooper M2 Jump Jacket, these knives were intended for paratroopers to cut their parachute cords and anything else if they got entangled during a jump. All of the versions are quite rare and hard to find, partly because they continued to be used after the war, and simply wore out. These are salty, service used examples of the M2 knives. The metal handled pocket knife no