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Maybe the use of plastic was an attempt to conserve steel or to eliminate the problem some knives exhibit of the chemical reaction to leather and steel.

Stamped "US M3 Kinfolks in 1943" or "US M3 Kinfolks inc", Later versions were stamped on the guard to prevent weakening of the blade.

Of course, Dean Elliott Case's is still available and getting great praise! The front is smooth while the back is sewn at the center.

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The ends of the loop are riveted to the main body of the scabbard.

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Because of the demand for brass for artillery shells and ammunition, few World War II military knives feature the material for guards.

75 inches and sharpened the full length, excluding the stamped tang area.

I see knives from time to time where there is a lot of rust and rot from the leather touching the steel.

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