Original U.S. WWII Western G-46-6 "Shark" Fighting Knife with Correct Leather Scabbard & Worn-Down Blade Rear Sight Assembly A zinc button covered in

A zinc button covered in white cloth was fitted to the top of the helmet

Tool pouch is intact with flap closure tab missing

at least 35 percent of all submarines attacked were being damaged while 30 percent were killed

and the aspects of the blade are easy to see

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Original U.S. WWII Western G-46-6 "Shark" Fighting Knife with Correct Leather Scabbard & Worn-Down Blade Rear Sight Assembly A zinc button covered inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine WWII Western G 46 6 fighting knife, offered in heavily worn down condition, complete with its original leather scabbard. It is sometimes called the "Shark", and there were also 4 and 8 inch blade versions of the G46. This knife was developed during WW2 by Western Cutlery of Boulder Colorado. Western made knives were all beautifully made with a bluing comparable to that seen on hunting rifles.