Original U.S. WWII Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient Samuel T. Hooks Jr. Crafters Fighting Knife Constructed From Imported Civil War Sword with Leather Sheath French & Indian War There are some holes and

There are some holes and stains as shown

and the color indicated service

- One German WWII Bronze DRL Sports Badge by Wernstein

Note: Gold value during this time period was approximately $25 per ounce market value

General LeJeune ordered that the size and shape of the 2nd Infantry Division patch be changed to include a background color that represented the different divisional units

Original U.S. WWII Distinguished Flying Cross Recipient Samuel T. Hooks Jr. Crafters Fighting Knife Constructed From Imported Civil War Sword with Leather Sheath French & Indian War There are some holes andOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This fantastic Knife Crafters fighting knife belonged to Lieutenant Samuel Troy Hooks Jr. who served with the 20th Air Force on the Marianas Islands and on the Japanese Mainland during World War II. Hooks was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross on October 10th, 1945 for his work aboard the B 29 Flying Fortress. He was also awarded the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters and the Pacific theater ribbon with several