WW2 U.S. Fighting Knife "Trench-Art" Theater Made #2 Antique on the (Reverse) wartime use

on the (Reverse) wartime use / Pictures provided for overall condition

of antenna wire W-148

also known as Gladiator Helmets

ITALY: WW2 Cross of Merit of the GIL

Patton instead adapted his style of move forward and attack technique to his use of tanks in battle

WW2 U.S. Fighting Knife "Trench-Art" Theater Made #2 Antique on the (Reverse) wartime useAuthentic WW2 U. S. Theater made fighting knife Modification has been made to the handle by the soldier with materials stripped from aircrafts aluminum and plexiglass (typically found on these trench art pieces) Overall size is 10 inches with a 5. 50 inch blade Comes in its original leather scabbard