Original U.S. WWII Western L76 Double Edged Combat Stiletto with Original Scabbard M3 Grease Gun The short rifle retains its

The short rifle retains its serial numbers of R 69193 on the barrel and bayonet

many were converted to percussion and then disposed of on the international market

The yellow band around the neck of the body was standard

Both original schematics of the receiver and transmitter had to be modified to compensate for this lack of amplifier in the intercom box

Blade Length: 8 3/4"

Original U.S. WWII Western L76 Double Edged Combat Stiletto with Original Scabbard M3 Grease Gun The short rifle retains itsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Western was known to have made some of the finest fighting knives of WW2. Although they never had any major government contracts they sold thousands of knives through private and unit purchases. One of the most well known was this example here, the L76. It features a double edged "stiletto" blade, similar to "commando" knives issued to many fighting forces during WWII. The Marine Corps had considered it, but did not