Original U.S. WWII San Antonio Iron Works WWI Cut-Down Model 1913 Cavalry Patton Saber Fighting Knife With Correct Scabbard - ‘Point’ Section Stencils The largest tear measures approximately

The largest tear measures approximately 5"

and is fitted with a lovely 5 inch long brass octagonal barrel

gilt chinstrap

including the protruding rounded side plate with tail

Original U.S. WWII San Antonio Iron Works WWI Cut-Down Model 1913 Cavalry Patton Saber Fighting Knife With Correct Scabbard - ‘Point’ Section Stencils The largest tear measures approximatelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. During World War II, several machine shops and knife makers produced thousands of combat knives for the US troops. Among them, San Antonio Iron Works produced a great example of a fighting knife, which we are proud to offer. These knives have been grouped by collectors as "Theater Knives", which refers to those combat knives that were either produced or modified "in theater" by US servicemen, even though these