Original U.S. WWII Airborne Schrade M2 No.1 Knife with Jigged Bone Handle French Awards Medals Badges Insignia The laminated wood layers on

The laminated wood layers on the sides can still be seen on the sides

The government contracts included not only conventional hard-hat gear

REESE of "E" TROOP sometime around December of 1890

in Virginia

Most likely these were used by forces on both sides of the pond

Original U.S. WWII Airborne Schrade M2 No.1 Knife with Jigged Bone Handle French Awards Medals Badges Insignia The laminated wood layers onOriginal Item: Only One Available. These M2 Paratrooper pockets knives with the early war issue "jigged bone" handles (scales or grip) are among the hardest to find on the market today. This wonderful example offered in good, fully functional condition is faintly marked on the base of the blade ricasso as follows: U. S. PATS. DEC. 21, 09. SEPT. 13, 10. JUNE 6, 16. The manufacturer stamping on the ricasso is unfortunately too faded to read. We can