Original U.S. WWII Navy USN Mark 1 Robeson ShurEdge No. 20 Fighting Knife with Mk1 Scabbard - Excellent Spanish Militaria Fritz Todt died in an

Fritz Todt died in an airplane crash on 8 February 1942

requiring officers to pause their duties

It is marked on the back with the "Barred A" trademark of F

a leather carrying case embossed on the front with Eigentum Luftwaffe which translates to Property of Air Force

Original U.S. WWII Navy USN Mark 1 Robeson ShurEdge No. 20 Fighting Knife with Mk1 Scabbard - Excellent Spanish Militaria Fritz Todt died in anOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Navy MK1 knife was used as both a utility knife and a fighting weapon. While some undoubtedly saw combat, particularly with Naval Aviators, these blades were mostly used for everyday functions aboard ship and ashore. The Mark I knives were Navy issue throughout WW2 and remained in inventory through the Vietnam war. They were purchased in huge quantities so replacements were not needed for many years. From a