Original Imperial Japanese WWII Diving Knife with Scabbard - Extremely Rare Category_Brunswick Guns and an Oak Leaf and

and an Oak Leaf and Acorn motif on the belt clip

Coast Guard cutters and ships partially crewed by Coast Guardsmen were used in the North African invasion of November 1942 (Operation Torch) and the invasion of Sicily in 1943 (Operation Husky)

which illustrate two of the more popular styles we have seen

and instead used two independent amplification circuits

SPANISH GUNNER'S WATER KEG

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Diving Knife with Scabbard - Extremely Rare Category_Brunswick Guns and an Oak Leaf andOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is one of the scarcest Japanese blades we have ever offered. We have had very few American Diving Knives in the past, but this is the first time we have offered a Japanese example. There is next to no reference on these due to their scarcity. This is a rare survivor, as after the War it was a condition that all blades of knifes exceeding 4 inches (100mm) were to be cropped or destroyed hence very few of these