Original U.S. WWII USMC Identified Marine Raider Stiletto Dagger with M6 Sheath & Packet of National Archives Research - Henry E. Boyd, 1st Raider Battalion - Wounded on Guam 81mm Mortar The Corcoran Jump Boots were

The Corcoran Jump Boots were devised specifically for the airborne infantry

During the academic year

The front closure strap is very worn and delicate

The front is embossed with the HJ motto Blut und Ehre (Blood and Honor) on a ribbed field with a double border around the HJ Emblem surmounted by an Eagle

They both have three brass prongs for attaching to the helmet

Original U.S. WWII USMC Identified Marine Raider Stiletto Dagger with M6 Sheath & Packet of National Archives Research - Henry E. Boyd, 1st Raider Battalion - Wounded on Guam 81mm Mortar The Corcoran Jump Boots wereOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding identified & service used example of the rare Marine Raider Stiletto dagger with a heavily worn M6 sheath. Due to the heavy cleaning on the blade, any makers marking is now gone, but it is likely that this was a Camillus produced example. Camillus produced the USMC Raider's Stiletto in 1942 and a total of 14,370 knives were made. The design was heavily influenced by the British Fairbairn Sykes