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An original USN Mk1 combat knife with original finish on the blade. One of the earlier manufactured ones evidenced by the stamping on the blade.
Stacked leather disc handle, aluminum pommel secured by pin through pommel and the end of the hidden tang.

Manufactured by Robeson Cutlery Company. Robeson Shuredge no. 20 is stamped on blade on reverse ricasso.

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