Original U.S. WWII E.W. Stone Skull Knuckle Guard Style M3 Fighting Knife with M8 Scabbard Russian Antique Guns Which loosely translates to "in

Which loosely translates to "in memory to my Labor service"

a mid-air collision

later during the Battle of Luzon and the ensuing occupation of Japan

and still has the original battle sight attached

This model gained fame from its use by criminals during Prohibition

Original U.S. WWII E.W. Stone Skull Knuckle Guard Style M3 Fighting Knife with M8 Scabbard Russian Antique Guns Which loosely translates to "inOriginal Item: Only One Available. The grip for the M3 fighting knife could have been made by E. W. Stone, Sr. but we don't know for sure. However, it appears to be period authentic and it is certainly in the style produced by E. W. Stone, Sr. during WWII. Stone was the Chief Molder aboard the USS Holland in the Pacific Theater. These knives were designed for Marines, Naval, and Army personnel who requested a handle on their knife that would not slip,