Original U.S. WWII San Antonio Iron Works Style WWI Cut-Down Model 1913 Cavalry “Patton” Saber Fighting Knife With Scabbard - Patton Saber Ricasso Section Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets was filling the aft water

was filling the aft water ballast hoses on either side of the keel

402" Enfield Martinis already made into a useable

indicating that the magazine well was made by Sterling Engineering Co

The M1940 helmet was the primary combat helmet used by the Armed Forces of Portugal

- x31 Coins: The coins are from various countries and have dates ranging from the WWI era up to the 1970s

Original U.S. WWII San Antonio Iron Works Style WWI Cut-Down Model 1913 Cavalry “Patton” Saber Fighting Knife With Scabbard - Patton Saber Ricasso Section Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets was filling the aft waterOriginal Item: Only One Available. During World War II, several machine shops and knife makers produced thousands of combat knives for the US troops. Among them, San Antonio Iron Works produced a great example of a fighting knife, which was very similar to this example. These knives have been grouped by collectors as "Theater Knives", which refers to those combat knives that were either produced or modified "in theater" by US servicemen, even though