Original U.S. WWII USMC Identified Marine Raider Stiletto Dagger with M6 Sheath & Packet of National Archives Research - Henry E. Boyd, 1st Raider Battalion - Wounded on Guam 81mm Mortar During the academic year

During the academic year

The front is embossed with the HJ motto Blut und Ehre (Blood and Honor) on a ribbed field with a double border around the HJ Emblem surmounted by an Eagle

Many makers made these with Leather Scabbards

It looks like it was cut out in a hurry

The Corcoran Jump Boots were devised specifically for the airborne infantry

Original U.S. WWII USMC Identified Marine Raider Stiletto Dagger with M6 Sheath & Packet of National Archives Research - Henry E. Boyd, 1st Raider Battalion - Wounded on Guam 81mm Mortar During the academic yearOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding identified & service used example of the rare Marine Raider Stiletto dagger with a heavily worn M6 sheath. Due to the heavy cleaning on the blade, any makers marking is now gone, but it is likely that this was a Camillus produced example. Camillus produced the USMC Raider's Stiletto in 1942 and a total of 14,370 knives were made. The design was heavily influenced by the British Fairbairn Sykes