Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Airborne Paratrooper / Pilot Knife with Cord Cutter by Logan/Smyth German Militaria chambered for the Finnish 7

chambered for the Finnish 7

the process including reconditioning the leather which was non-existent in the frame but for some scraps in the inner parts of the scabbard

where Captain Horatio Nelson was the commander of the British ship H

and was especially useful on the paratrooper models

Although 26 March 1971 was the official date when the 1st Cavalry Division was relieved from combat duties in Vietnam

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Airborne Paratrooper / Pilot Knife with Cord Cutter by Logan/Smyth German Militaria chambered for the Finnish 7Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service used example of a Vietnam War issue Paratrooper and Pilot knife, with correct orange plastic "jigged bone" handles. These differ from the WWII and Korean war issue knives in that they have a second blade, specifically designed to cut cords. This would be used to help free the owner from tangled parachute rigging, or even their harness if they were a helicopter pilot. The black plastic was