Original U.S. WWII Kephart Theater-Made Knuckle Knife with Leather Sheath Revolutionary War the 405th packed up and

the 405th packed up and moved to a POE near Southampton

- 6” x 4 ½” Photograph: The photo features an image of General Richard Gale talking to the Veterans of the Regiment still serving in the 1st Parachute Battalion

The French tried to fix the problem by using newly made barrels for these altered muskets

His initials are painted faintly on the front left of the jacket

Promotion of war savings stamps pervaded American culture during World War I

Original U.S. WWII Kephart Theater-Made Knuckle Knife with Leather Sheath Revolutionary War the 405th packed up andOriginal Item. Only One Available. Theater knives are knives made by military personnel in the various theaters of war. Each knife is unique in its own way due to the maker's style, preferences and materials available. Most theater knives were made from spare parts, wreckage, tools and already existing blades. These knives were made by the armorers and engineers on request. The larger ships needed to have skilled fabricators on board to make repairs