Description
Original WW2 era American fighting dagger probably made from a bayonet blade and whatever else was available at hand. The overall quality is actually pretty high; the fit and balance are great; this is one hell of a practical sidearm. The double-guard was cut from a piece of brass and brazed to the steel blade; solid cast aluminum handle has been expertly fitted to the dagger. Ricasso has the GI’s name E.H. MECHIE struck with letter punches and filled with brass on both sides – not a small feat in the rudimentary field conditions.
This interesting fighting dagger is about 10-5/8″ / 27 cm overall; the dual-edge blade is about 6-5/8″ / 16.8 cm; the blade is very sharp still; the tip is intact. Solid cast aluminum handle with brass double-guard; all parts are tight with no play. Original highly decorated hand-made leather scabbard is in great shape, considering the age. All original stitching is intact; the cuts at the throat from pulling out the blade too fast are noted for accuracy.
This interesting and certainly one-of-a kind American WW2 theater fighting dagger has not been cleaned or tampered with in any way; it is in 100% original “as is” condition; these are the actual photos. I have more WW2 American fighting knives, as well as several scarce WW1 and WW2 fighting daggers, bayonets and trench knives available for sale – please take a look in our Militaria section.
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