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Rare chrome plated Commando fighting knife, indochina war.
(à modifier dans le module "Réassurance")
(à modifier dans le module "Réassurance")
(à modifier dans le module "Réassurance")
A rare chrome-plated version of the "Commando Inox" combat dagger; according to documentation, this is a very early presentation model, complete with its unmarked brown leather sheath and thigh-securing strap. The blade is in superb condition; the brown leather sheath features a metal tab for attachment to a belt or jump smock and an elastic handle-retention strap. The guard is clearly marked "COMMANDO INOX." The screw at the top of the handle, the guard, and the blade are all chrome-plated. Blade length: 15.9 cm. The ends of the guard were slightly bent by the original owner (see photo). Excellent overall condition; very lightly used. This is the first time we have offered this rare early version for sale—don't miss out!
Sale restricted to adults—your date of birth will be requested at checkout if you did not provide it during registration.
Featured on page 136 of Christian Mery's excellent book on French Army knives and daggers from 1940 to the present day.
Reference: DIV2055
Reference: U2E1059
Reference: USP338
Reference: USP389
Reference: U2E828
Rare chrome plated Commando fighting knife, indochina war.
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