Original U.S. WWII Case Utility Knife with Belt Scabbard One-of-a-Kind marked under the butt plate

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Original U.S. WWII Case Utility Knife with Belt Scabbard One-of-a-Kind marked under the butt plateOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a wonderful example of a hard to find WWII utility knife in really good condition, complete with leather belt scabbard. This lovely utility knife was made by Case cutlery, one of many companies making similar knives. During WWII there was a very large demand for fighting knives, particularly in the Pacific theater. Not all soldiers would normally be issued them, so the private market for fighting knives