Original U.S. WWII style Korean War Airborne Schrade Walden NY M2 Pocket Knife with Bale Spanish Helmets Upon leaving Sea Service in

Upon leaving Sea Service in the late 1790's then Captain GOULD purchased the pair of Brass flintlock blunderbuss pistols for personal protection in those treacherous times of the French Revolution followed by the Napoleonic Wars

It features a very nice set trigger as well

However it still presents beautifully

Clearly there was a serious chance of breakage in bayonet training that inclined the Army to make this training aide in two distinct sections

Some temper lines visible

Original U.S. WWII style Korean War Airborne Schrade Walden NY M2 Pocket Knife with Bale Spanish Helmets Upon leaving Sea Service inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good example of an early Korean War issue M2 Paratrooper pocket knife, with correct black plastic "jigged bone" handles. These are almost identical to the WWII issue, with the main differences being markings and the more durable plastic grips. These are very difficult to find, especially in this condition, as most were taken home and used until they wore out. It is marked on the base of the blade with: