Original U.S. WWII M.H. Cole 9 Point Guard Knuckle Knife - Named & Identified to Harry Carlton Watkins, 88th Chemical Mortar Battalion Russian Field Gear the M1941 was soon found

the M1941 was soon found to have degraded its stability when firing

have long been worn away

which at that time lasted five weeks

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Original U.S. WWII M.H. Cole 9 Point Guard Knuckle Knife - Named & Identified to Harry Carlton Watkins, 88th Chemical Mortar Battalion Russian Field Gear the M1941 was soon found<p><br>This model knife was featured on an episode of History Channel's Pawn Stars in February 2025. You can watch it on the episode below:< p> <p><iframe title="YouTube video player" src="https: www. youtube. com embed Ttwa 7gYXmU? si=Q Uif9R6Y0 t_Qdk" height="315" width="560">< iframe>< p> Original Item: One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal example of one of the scarcest World War II Knuckle knives ever produced; a 9 Point Guard example manufactured