Original Australian WWII Theater Made Brass Knuckle Fighting Knife Lanchester SMG Intended to be grasped by

Intended to be grasped by the two horizontal cross bars the long uprights naturally extended up your arm

7th Armoured Division and the 101st Airborne Division

This story was written by Joe Sirotnak in 1980 and published in the 2nd Air Division Association Journal

This grenade would have been filled with TNT and could also have been fitted with a disc to limit the distance it would travel

Original Australian WWII Theater Made Brass Knuckle Fighting Knife Lanchester SMG Intended to be grasped byOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. This is a lovely, possibly converted small Bowie knife that measures 13 inches long overall, with a 8 inch double edge spear point blade. Blade is 1 1 2 inches wide at the widest point. It is offered in very good condition with machined brass knuckle hilt with pointed finger guards. While long ago identified as the "1st Battalion Ranger" knife in Harold Peterson's book American Knives, these brass knuckled fighting knives