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1905 model which was extremely heavy and costly to manufacture

with relatively few battle casualties

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Original U.S. WWII Rare Kennedy Brothers Arms Company Knife With Correct Leather Scabbard Original Antique Guns 1905 model which was extremelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a grip marked and rare variant of a fighting knife, by the Kennedy Brothers Arms Company of St Paul, Minnesota. The overall condition of the knife is quite nice and does show little signs of service use without abuse. The 7 blade bears no markings whatsoever and has retained all of the original darkened finish. The blade is double edged without any fullers grooves. The edge shows no