one GEO SCHRADE.  .blade snaps open fully and quickly  blade has pitting or black patina stains  I believe it is not paint  I did not try to clean the blade I did use break free oil to keep the knife rust free and moving as designed. everything  rlse is beautiful  and no cracks or chips .  check pictures  .  of Bridgeport, CT, likely between 1929 and 1955. this is the civilian  model .  While it shares a strong resemblance to the military-issued M2 Paratrooper knife, this "Hunter" model is often considered a civilian or "non-paratrooper" variant.    Key Identification Features

• Handle Material: The knife features painted black metal handles textured to resemble "imitation stag" or "jigged bone".
• Dimensions: It is the largest model in the Presto line, typically measuring 5 inches closed and approximately 8 5/8 inches fully open.
• Markings: The blade tang is typically stamped "PRESTO MADE IN USA" on one side and "GEO. SCHRADE BRIDGEPORT CONN." on the reverse.
• Hardware: Includes a lanyard loop (bail) at the pommel and steel liners. 

  Comparison with the M2 Paratrooper Model

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