**RARE: WW2 Fairbairn-Sykes 3rd Pattern Fighting Knife w/ Type2 Scabbard (William Rodgers, Sheff.)**

These pieces are in an GOOD, USED CONDITION- Double-Edged Stiletto blade is present and detailed. Knife remains in a Good State and has been utilised. Signs of Wear evident due to handling. Handle is complete & ricasso is secure. Leather Scabbard is complete w/ associated wear. 

ITEM HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO HANDLING/ VARIED CONDITIONS- 

KNIFE IS OVER 80 YEARS OLD.

** BLADE IS EXCEPTIONALLY SHARP- HANDLE WITH CAUTION ** 

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ORIGIN : Great Britain 

COMPOSITION :  / Steel/ Leather/ Cast Zinc

YEAR: 1944- 48

MNFR: William Rodgers, Sheffield. England 

MODEL: Early 3rd Pattern 

DIMENSIONS: 35 cm w/ Scabbard.   35 cm w/out Scabbard.

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An EXCELLENT example of World War 2, 1940s Fairbairn-Sykes 3rd Pattern Commando Knife w/ Type 2  Leather Scabbard. This piece appears to be in a VF/F state , with original 'Blued' Relief / finish on blade. All parts appear present. Evidence of handling/ age-related wear is visible on surface. Grip and blade are secure with fixed ricasso. Leather Scabbard is intact, featuring the Type 2 Press-stud closure and riveted brass chape fitting. 

The Double-edged Stiletto Blade remains exceptionally sharp with point intact. This piece retains the cast Zinc knurled grip with 27 ridges. A brass retention nut is present with a cast numeral of '3' near the pommel. This can be associated with one of the following manufacturers: 

Perry Barr Metal Co. (Birmingham) .

Walsall Die Cast Ltd.

H.J. Maybrey . New Cross. London.

The ideal addition to any Second World War Era Fairbairn-Sykes Knife collection or display- for the enthusiast seeking a unique period piece for their assortment. 

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