Original U.S. Vietnam War Private Purchase Parsons “M-7” Brass Handle Knuckle Knife Japanese Uniforms with maker code 963 for

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Original U.S. Vietnam War Private Purchase Parsons “M-7” Brass Handle Knuckle Knife Japanese Uniforms with maker code 963 forOriginal Item: One of a Kind. The Parsons Knuckle Knife, hardened back to the Trench Warfare of World War I. Erroneously named The M 7, its story is unique. Many Cutlery Makers were competing for Government Contracts in the early 1960s, to supply the Army with fighting and survival knives. The small Kentucky Knife Makers, Parson Cutlery put their version into consideration. The knife was designed in part on the current bayonet issue for The M 16