Original U.S. WWII Theater Made African-Style Fighting Knife Named to 85th Infantry Division Sergeant with Custom Scabbard & .303 Cartridge Crossguard & Pommel Ancient one being a Good Luck

one being a Good Luck Flag and the other is a patriotic pennant

Left sleeve has 3 overseas bars indication 18+ months in overseas service

It is also marked with mold number 28

Edited by: Alex Antonopoulos

The four grenades come complete an original NVA / VC four pocket grenade carrier

Original U.S. WWII Theater Made African-Style Fighting Knife Named to 85th Infantry Division Sergeant with Custom Scabbard & .303 Cartridge Crossguard & Pommel Ancient one being a Good LuckOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an interesting theater made fighting knife that was likely meant more as a piece of trench art, as the pommel and crossguard are both British . 303 cartridges. We are unable to tell what the knife originally was. The 7 blade is heavily oxidized but has a small bit of etching in the African style. The stacked leather grip is in rough and worn condition, with the pommel cartridge being a bit loose. The original