Original U.S. WWII USAAF Airmen's Folding Survival Machete by Cattaraugus with Rare Blade Guard U.S. Militaria which was half-sunk at the

which was half-sunk at the port of Dieppe

which could be awarded to military personnel and civilians alike

To its bottom is the embossed maker’s name

Force C landed at Vierville-sur-mer

and in 1947 was redesignated as the 27th Engineer Combat Battalion

Original U.S. WWII USAAF Airmen's Folding Survival Machete by Cattaraugus with Rare Blade Guard U.S. Militaria which was half-sunk at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1942, the U. S. Army Air Force adopted a Folding Machete for use in the B 2 and B 4 Bail out kits. This machete was designed to replace the Model 18 Collins machete, which took up a lot of space in the emergency kits. The folding machete is only 11 inches long when folded up. Case, Camillus, and Cattaraugus were the 3 makers contracted by the USAAF to manufacture these folding machetes. This example is faintly