Original U.S. WWII Western L77 Stiletto & Western G-46-8 Fighting Knife Lot With “Sweetheart” Grips - (2) Knives Mortars inactivated as a paper unit

inactivated as a paper unit in the United States in early 1946

each panel cut in the shape of a thin isosceles triangle with the apex removed

the latter was actually in lightweight material in "jungle green"

the Confederates had considerable successes

Original U.S. WWII Western L77 Stiletto & Western G-46-8 Fighting Knife Lot With “Sweetheart” Grips - (2) Knives Mortars inactivated as a paper unitOriginal Items: One Of A Kind Set. This is a lovely pair of rather famous fighting knives that had their grips replaced with the sweetheart grips which consist of plexiglass grip scales and pictures of their sweethearts on each side. Most commonly encountered on sidearms, Servicemen began to salvage plexiglass from downed aircrafts to replace the grips for their Colt M1911 pistols as well as fighting knives. The transparent quality allowed them to