Original British WWII Commercial Commando Dagger by William Rodgers with Original Label and Leather Belt Sheath - Favored by RAF Commandos U.S. Antique Guns the "pillar" was intended to

the "pillar" was intended to have the bullet pressed onto it

with a Waffenamt Eagle Wa

However it is still solid

Company C was hit hard by friendly fire mortars while crossing the Douve

it was a relatively fast

Original British WWII Commercial Commando Dagger by William Rodgers with Original Label and Leather Belt Sheath - Favored by RAF Commandos U.S. Antique Guns the "pillar" was intended toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce example of the commercially produced commando dagger by William Rodgers of Sheffield, England. This model of knife was reportedly favored by many Royal Air Force Commandos, and they are now quite difficult to find. This example comes with the original label on the handle, in its original leather belt sheath. The 6 blade is marked on the ricasso: WILLIAM RODGERS ICUT MYWAY And on the other side: MADE