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I got my hunting sheath out and put it in it. It looks good. I can buy a new sheath for my hunting knife. It's a steel tipped one but I've carried it in the woods for 30 years and it has deer blood and fat soaked in it so it looks authentically used. It was authentically used, just not in wartime although I believe I took it but didn't wear it during Desert Storm. My dad has one I bought him about the same time I bought mine and he ruined the knife by putting it in a grinder. It's only about half the size it should be now. Might get that one off him instead.
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01-02-2022 10:26 AM
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Don't separate them then. Look around and I'll bet you can find a used salty scabbard as you need. Not even your dad's although that's an option too.
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In the 80s the Jumpmaster course at Benning and Bragg started issuing the graduates this knife so it would be part of their jumpmaster kit. Unfortunately, I graduated from JM course in the mid 70s, so I had to buy mine. "whine.....whine"
Here is a picture of a jumpmaster on an OV10. Notice the knife on his left shin. Scabbard has been blackened..........most of us did this.
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I found another beat up knife in an early scabbard. Hopefully it will clean up, both the knife and the scabbard. Appears the knife is either a 67 or an 87, can't tell because of the rust but the scabbard is the very early all leather type. Can't tell who made the knife either. It's marked on both the blade and the handle.
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Leather on the handle's good, too bad they let the steel fur up with rust.
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Clean Up !
That cleaned up really good ,,,,
Job Well Done,,,,,
A shame it was in the shape it was, when you got it!
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