Original U.S. WWII Custom Knuckle Duster Fighting Knife As Seen in Book Signed By Author - Page 304 Helmets Pickelhaube style leather body with

Pickelhaube style leather body with brass comb

indicated by the wear on the parts

New Model 1859 arms also employed an improved version of the Sharps pellet primer system which allowed the pellet feed mechanism to be disengaged

which was apparently stationed in Lötzen

bears a German Regimental Marking and an 1824 Inventory date indicating that it was returned to German service probably after the battle of Waterloo in 1815

Original U.S. WWII Custom Knuckle Duster Fighting Knife As Seen in Book Signed By Author - Page 304 Helmets Pickelhaube style leather body withOriginal Item: One of a kind. As seen in the fantastic book Knuckle Knives of the Second World War by Greg Aloisio on page 304, this knife is a custom made cast fighting knife with leather sheath. The author used this knife and a specimen for his wonderful book and even signed page 304 where this knife is featured. The signed copy of the book accompanies the purchase of this knife. The knife features a double side blade, sturdy construction and heavy