United Kingdom. An Attributed Wilkinson II Pattern Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife visually-hidden with merchant’s/tailor’s label attached to

with merchant’s/tailor’s label attached to reverse of the bar

He should not be re-enlisted

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It is marked with a "J" on the right shoulder and marked with a series of numbers on the left shoulder

A Main Armee Cross for Combatants

United Kingdom. An Attributed Wilkinson II Pattern Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife visually-hidden with merchant’s/tailor’s label attached toA second pattern variation of this famous fighting knife having been issued to Cpl. Edward Bougen, Marine Commando's and mounted on plaque for display, removable from display, featuring a wartime well used and polished brass knurled grip with light knurling remaining, button remaining firmly intact, with a well used and sharped steel blade, unmarked version, straight cross guard, blade measures 16. 4 cm and total knife length of 28. 8 cm, without