WWII Theater Knife with “Victory” Sheath – Repurposed Bayonet Blade - Material: Cast iron body

- Material: Cast iron body with metal fin assembly

This would be fired from a grenade launcher to create a bright white flash

as stamped on the fuse (“E ZT Z S/30 1943”)

originally intended for releasing gas

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WWII Theater Knife with “Victory” Sheath – Repurposed Bayonet Blade - Material: Cast iron bodyFor sale is a fascinating WWII theater knife, a unique artifact from the Second World War that showcases the resourcefulness of soldiers in the field. This fixed blade knife, likely crafted by a soldier, features a 6 inch double edged blade believed to be repurposed from a broken bayonet, a common practice during the war to transform damaged equipment into practical tools. The blade exhibits a well worn patina with visible scratches, reflecting its