Description
1 Modern USMC KA-BAR 1217 MK2 Knife made in Olean, NY, USA. The handle is made of wood.
The blade measures 6 3/4″.
The handle measures 5″.
CONDITION:
This knife is in new, unused condition.
USMC KA-BAR Fixed Blade Knife-1217 MK2-Wood Handle-USA–eb
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1 Modern USMC KA-BAR 1217 MK2 Knife made in Olean, NY, USA.
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