Original U.S. WWII Australian-Made Large Cog Guard Knuckle Bowie Style Fighting Knife With Leather Scabbard Japanese Army The walnut stock is checkered

The walnut stock is checkered around the wrist and comes complete with a steel tipped ramrod

Purchased from a collection used in a new publication on weapons of the Great War titled At Arm's Length Trench Clubs and Maces Vol

This grouping was originally obtained directly from the solider's widow

Union Cutlery of Olean

Louis Bonaparte

Original U.S. WWII Australian-Made Large Cog Guard Knuckle Bowie Style Fighting Knife With Leather Scabbard Japanese Army The walnut stock is checkeredOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely, possibly converted V44 Bowie knife knife that measures 14 inches long overall, with a 9 inch clip point blade. The blade is 2 inches wide at the widest point. It is offered in very good condition without leather sheath with cast brass knuckle knife hilt, and teeth or cogs cast into the guard. While long ago identified as the "1st Battalion Ranger" knife in Harold Peterson's book American Knives,