Original WWII Theater-Made Knuckle Knife made from WWI MkI M-1918 LF&C Trench Knife Hilt with Sheath British Helmets as the practice of regimentally

as the practice of regimentally marking all the weapons was not usually used during the NSDAP period

and if not for the worn and pitted ironwork a gem

which is loose due to the grip shrinking

with at a complete Ito (cloth binding)

In good sound condition and fully working order having been cleaned and serviced

Original WWII Theater-Made Knuckle Knife made from WWI MkI M-1918 LF&C Trench Knife Hilt with Sheath British Helmets as the practice of regimentallyOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Impressive example of a Theater Made Theater Modified MKI M 1918 Knuckle Knife. We purchased this directly from Greg Aloisio, author of the excellent work Knuckle Knives of the Second World War. While not featured in the book, it was part of his personal collection. The brass handle is from a Landers, Frary & Clark WWI 1918 Mark 1 Trench knife, though it has been altered to the point that the manufacturer cannot be read