Original U.S. WWII M.H. Cole 9 Point Guard Knuckle Knife with Original Leather Sheath - One of 50 Examples - As Seen on History Channel Pawn Stars German Navy - Kreigsmarine The tarnishing and plating loss

The tarnishing and plating loss are typical signs of aging

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Original U.S. WWII M.H. Cole 9 Point Guard Knuckle Knife with Original Leather Sheath - One of 50 Examples - As Seen on History Channel Pawn Stars German Navy - Kreigsmarine The tarnishing and plating lossThis very knife was featured on an episode of History Channel's Pawn Stars in February 2025. You can watch it on the episode below: Original Item: One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal example of one of the scarcest World War II Knuckle knives ever produced; a 9 Point Guard example manufactured during World War II by Marion Howard Cole. This is the exact model knife described and pictured in Bill Walters excellent resource book; U. S. AND ALLIED