M3 Knife made by Ontario
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The M3 knife was a popular knife issued in World War Two to US soldiers including the Paras.
This M3 knife is made in the USA by Ontario knives, who where one of the original contractors for this knife in WW2.
It is made from the original drawings and the blade is made from a quality knife steel.
Features:
- Correct early stamping on the blade "US M3 ONTARIO 1943"
- Made from proper knife steel.
- Handle is made up of leather washers.
The M3 knife was a popular knife issued in World War Two to US soldiers including the Paras.
This is sometimes called the 101st airborne knife or the para leg knife.
This M3 knife is made in the USA by Ontario knives, who where one of the original contractors for this knife in WW2.
It is made from the original drawings and the blade is made from a quality knife steel.
Features:
- Correct early stamping on the blade "US M3 ONTARIO 1943"
- Made from proper knife steel.
- Handle is made up of leather washers.
This is the knife that was usually worn strapped to the leg by the paratroopers.
| Weight (g) | 2001.00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ontario Knife Company |
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | American |
| Service | Army |
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