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Fork M1926 Utensil Military Army US WWII Stainless for Mess Kit & P38 Can Opener
Fork M1926 Utensil Military Army US WWII Stainless for Mess Kit & P38 Can Opener
Fork M1926 Utensil Military Army US WWII Stainless for Mess Kit & P38 Can Opener
Fork M1926 Utensil Military Army US WWII Stainless for Mess Kit & P38 Can Opener

Fork M1926 Utensil Military Army US WWII Stainless for Mess Kit & P38 Can Opener

$ 4.16

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: Excellent surplus, Scratches, smudges,
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

    Description

    FAST SHIPPING - USUALLY MAILED SAME DAY
    Genuine USA Military Issue, sale for 1 Original
    Long Tine
    M1926 Fork plus a US P38
    Can Opener
    The M1926 Fork was used from WWII to the present.
    see excerpt from the US Army Quartermaster Museum below
    Photo also shows side by side with forks manufactured after 1962 showing difference in tine length.
    The manufacturers and fonts of may vary from photo.  All genuine USA military
    Excerpt:  "Known contractors for the fork and spoon M-1926, Corrosive resistant steel are: Diamond Silverware Company (
    1944-1945); International Silverware Company (1944-1945); Silco USA Division of International Silver Company (SILCO) (1945); National Silver Company (1945); Oneida Ltd (1945); and R. Wallace & Sons Company (Wallco 1945). Specification MIL-F-284A (1950), changed the nomenclature of the M-1926 corrosive resistant steel utensils to: Fork, Field Mess, Spoon, Field Mess, and Knife, Field Mess. Specification MIL-F-284C, dated 1962, changed the knife to a one-piece stamping, and shortened the tines of the fork by .6 of an inch. This proved to be the last pattern of Army utensils to be issued."
    We combine shipping
    Return Policy:  Returns subject to 20% restocking fee, must be in original condition, including packaging and labels/tags