Original U.S. WWII 1st Battalion Ranger Aussie Large Cog Guard Knuckle Fighting Knife Russian Antique Guns Originally manufactured in France about

Originally manufactured in France about 1740 this commercially made fowling piece is in

The steel scabbard shows couple of dings but nothing major and is in overall very good condition

5” in overall length

• WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class (Eisernes Kreuz 2

The bottom of the bottle is embossed and reads:

Original U.S. WWII 1st Battalion Ranger Aussie Large Cog Guard Knuckle Fighting Knife Russian Antique Guns Originally manufactured in France aboutOriginal Item: Only One Available. 9. 25 inch long clip point blade with 2. 75 inch false edge, 14. 25 inches in overall length 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, these brass knuckled fighting knives have been subsequently identified as being the product of Australia, and saw service in the Pacific Theater