WWII-Era Serrated U.S. Navy Diver’s Knife with Defensive Sheath by DESCO live music During the ceremony

During the ceremony

allowing for efficient cutting of plug and twist tobacco

pioneering fire-resistant safes

Condition: Print shows even coloration with minor toning and faint water staining along the upper mat

The date inscription suggests it was created in June of a Year of the Goat

WWII-Era Serrated U.S. Navy Diver’s Knife with Defensive Sheath by DESCO live music During the ceremonyc. 1940s; Diving Equipment and Salvage Co. (DESCO) Milwaukee, WI Brass handled diver's knife with turned hardwood grip and heavy cylindrical brass sheath, marked "DESCO" near the collar. Manufactured by the Diving Equipment and Salvage Company of Milwaukee founded in 1937 and a major supplier of diving apparatus for the U. S. Navy during World War II this knife was standard issue for deep sea divers and salvage crews. The solid brass sheath doubles as