WW2 Fighting Knife with Kris-Style Blade Possible Pacific Theater (Philippines Made)

This is an World War II–era fighting knife featuring a distinctive kris-style wavy blade, a form strongly associated with edged weapons produced and carried in the Philippines during the Pacific Theater. Knives of this style were commonly locally made or adapted using regional blade traditions, then carried by U.S. servicemen operating in jungle and close-combat environments.

The kris-style blade was favored for its cutting efficiency and psychological presence, drawing from Southeast Asian weapon traditions that predate the war by centuries. During WWII, such blades were often privately purchased, locally produced, or field-modified, resulting in wide variation and making surviving examples particularly interesting to collectors.

This knife shows period-appropriate wear consistent with age and use, reinforcing its authenticity as a wartime field piece. Its form, construction, and blade profile strongly suggest Philippine manufacture, making it a compelling example of Pacific Theater edged weaponry and soldier-acquired equipment.

A strong addition to any WWII militaria collection, especially those focused on the Pacific Campaigns, jungle warfare, or non-standard combat knives.

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