Original U.S. WWII Era Frank J. Richtig Filleting Knife with Leather Sheath - Converted to Fighting Knife m they are still quite well

they are still quite well made

not the aluminum we sometimes see used on more modern examples

It would appear that the suit was never even issued out

contained only 25 officers and 400 men as opposed to an infantry battalion that consisted of around 1

The port was used by the Imperial German Navy as a base for U-boats and light shipping

Original U.S. WWII Era Frank J. Richtig Filleting Knife with Leather Sheath - Converted to Fighting Knife m they are still quite wellOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an example of a Richtig Bread Slicer kitchen knife made by the legendary Frank J. Richtig of Nebraska. The knife came to us with the history of it being used as a fighting knife (hence the leather sheath). This example was sharpened, changing the blade profile to more closely resemble a fileting knife. While the story of this exact knife is unknown, the story of F. J. Richtig and his legendary knives still