Original U.S. WWII Case 337-6”Q Fighting Knife in Correct Leather Sheath - Quartermaster “Q” Knife Russian Documents Books and both have some brass

and both have some brass ornamentation in the form of flowers

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It is signed on the sides of the "Box-lock" with HEATON & SMITH on the left

so it can be used in many ways

Original U.S. WWII Case 337-6”Q Fighting Knife in Correct Leather Sheath - Quartermaster “Q” Knife Russian Documents Books and both have some brassOriginal Item: Only One Available: A fantastic example of a WWII GI Fighting Knife. The Knife is a lovely CASE XX 337 6 Q (Quartermaster Knife), and the grip is the standard stacked leather washers but with grooves. The blade is in near fantastic condition with solid, excellent markings; CASE XX337 6Q The leather grip is nice, with some wear from use, and pommel is now slightly loose. The scabbard is in good shape, with a lovely dark brown color. All