Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Army Model 1880 Hunting Knife by Springfield Armory with Leather Sheath Marked to Watervliet Arsenal Thompson SMG THAT FELL IN ENGLAND

THAT FELL IN ENGLAND

which has four separate sections

stands for General Steelwares of Canada

Production was either done by the same factories that made the gun or separate manufacturers

Until United States production of the M-1917 could begin

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Army Model 1880 Hunting Knife by Springfield Armory with Leather Sheath Marked to Watervliet Arsenal Thompson SMG THAT FELL IN ENGLANDOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is only one of the few examples of one of these hunting knives that we have had! Developed during the same period of American "multi use" military experimentation that produced the Springfield Trapdoor ramrod and trowel bayonets, the Springfield Model 1880 "Hunting Knife" was quite similar in size and appearance to the entrenching tool developed in the same year. The handle and bolster design is very similar,