Original U.S. WWII Early Airborne Schrade Presto M2 Knife with Jigged Bone Handle & End Loop Snider Rifle Parts and sent to Lt

and sent to Lt

for "hardened") dubbed the "flat-edged lock" (ordnance part No

however this is definitely not correct

began using the name in 1923

He thought maybe I was wounded and laying in the field there

Original U.S. WWII Early Airborne Schrade Presto M2 Knife with Jigged Bone Handle & End Loop Snider Rifle Parts and sent to LtOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice condition example of a rare Early War issue M2 Paratrooper pocket knife with "jigged bone" grip scales. These are very difficult to find in any condition, as they were quickly replaced with the plastic and then metal scaled version. This example shows only light wear and retains a nice sharp edge still. It also has the end loop or "bale", used to secure a lanyard that would keep the knife from falling