US M3 Trench Knife (WWII) – Camillus 1943 – Blade Marked

 
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A rare early variation of the iconic US M3 fighting knife. Made by Camillus in 1943 with the desirable blade marking. Original WWII condition with M8 scabbard.

Availability Skladem (1 pcs)
€1 133,09    

Parameters

Product code ZBOZI PODLE PARAGRAFU 90 ZAKONA O DPH.3240
Brand G.I.
Category Knives and bayonets
Warranty NE
 

Description

We present an original US M3 Trench Knife, issued to elite troops such as Airborne and Rangers during WWII. This specific example is a highly collectible early production model, featuring the maker's mark and date stamped directly on the blade: US M3 Camillus 1943. Later production runs moved these markings to the crossguard.

It comes complete with an M8 scabbard, which is the correct early-style sheath for this knife.

Specifications:

  • Manufacturer: Camillus Cutlery Co.

  • Model: US M3 Trench Knife

  • Markings: Blade Marked "US M3 Camillus 1943"

  • Scabbard: M8 (fiberglass)

  • Era: 1943 (World War II)

Condition: Used / Original. The blade is in good vintage condition with no nicks on the edge. Crucially, the tip is full and intact (not broken), which is rare for M3s. The surface shows age-appropriate patina. The stacked leather handle is complete; however, due to natural leather shrinkage, the washers are slightly loose near the crossguard, a common characteristic of unrestored WWII knives.

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