1945 "Burma" infantry clasp knife.

[M.E.E.]

I thought I would post my newest find, a 1945 marked "Burma" infantry clasp knife. It is a intermediary between the standard infantry clasp knife and the modern pattern clasp knife. It has the bottle opener that the earlier patterns didn't but has the short blunt can opener you find on Indian made models. Now to track down a 38-39 "Burma" canoe knife...
Thanks for looking.

[RH1941]

Nice knife

[reneblacky]

It is a nice one, cheers for showing

[M.E.E.]

It is a nice one, cheers for showing

Thanks, I like these ones, its nice to see the changes between the older style and the modern one. Also really like this makers mark.

[MAP]

Very clean! Nice! I would be tempted to carry it.

I like "Sheep Foots" style blades. In a world of modern clip points, drop points, tanto's, etc...these old style blades are making a comeback! Got my nephews one each for Christmas and it is now their EDC pocket knife.