Original U.S. WWII Anderson Custom Fighting Knife MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly The front closes with five

The front closes with five pebbled buttons  along with an Iron cross ribbon stitched to the second button hole

and in June 1933 it also decided that the NSDAP "Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service" should be applied and dismissed its Jewish employees

The grips may be replacement

these gauntlets (long gloves) actually came out of Sweden

Original U.S. WWII Anderson Custom Fighting Knife MG 34 Bolt & Barrel Assembly The front closes with fiveOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WW2 the need for fighting knives was so great that many private makers geared up to equip America's fighting men. Tom Anderson of Glendale, California took advantage of the government's release of quality blade steel in the form of the old M 1913 "Patton" cavalry sabers to make high quality private purchase fighting knives. Each Patton saber would yield three usable sections of high quality blade steel, to