Original U.S. WWII 91st Infantry Division Rare Everitt Green Handle Knuckle Fighting Knife with Scabbard Carried by Bronze Star Recipient Sergeant Joseph F. Eak Sr., 363rd Infantry Regiment Chinese Militaria Further identifying this as a

Further identifying this as a WWII period piece

which the Confederacy wanted but the United States strongly rejected

The leather components show minor deterioration commensurate with age

CHARLESTON

who served in the Dardanelles Campaign

Original U.S. WWII 91st Infantry Division Rare Everitt Green Handle Knuckle Fighting Knife with Scabbard Carried by Bronze Star Recipient Sergeant Joseph F. Eak Sr., 363rd Infantry Regiment Chinese Militaria Further identifying this as aOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely example of the rare U. S. WWII Everitt Knuckle fighting knife that features the desirable green painted handle, with the correct original scabbard. No reference indicates that anyone knows who Everitt was, or who the company that produced the knives was. Some have surmised that it was the location of manufacture, but due to the passage of time, most likely the true answer will never be known. What is