Sweetwater Knives

Just a note of explanation on this listing. I am posting this for sale but I really don't want to sell it. I want to return it to the Soldier/Sailor/Marine who scratched the following on the stainless handle: 
                             D. N. HUBBARD  OCT 3, 1945                                     
                                    Lipa, Luzon 
                                Philippine Islands
It is likely that he has passed so I seek to locate his family for the return.  I looked through Silvey's book POCKET KNIVES OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY and this knife is not shown.  These plain handles likely predate the crosshatch stainless handles with which we are all familiar. 
If any one sees this listing and has information that might lead to the family of this member of the Greatest Generation, please message me. 

TOTAL NUMBER OF KNIVES :  1

MAKER :   Kingston

PATTERN :   I'm calling it a MIL-K.

CLOSED LENGTH :   Just a hair under 3¾ inches long. 

HANDLES :   All stainless construction.

TANG STAMPS :   USA only but the bail is stamped KINGSTON on one side and U.S. 45 the other side.

CONDITION :   Used and stained.

DAMAGE :   Normal usage and staining.

BOX:   None

AGE :   Around 1945 

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN :   USA

BLADE WEAR :   None, really.

SHIELD AND BLADE ETCH :   Has neither.

SNAP :   Not much to none on the can opener and punch blades but very good on the others.

ADDITIONAL INFO :     I will deliver this knife to you in the USA by USPS for $475.00 and I pay the shipping cost in the USA.

In purchasing, you attest that you are of legal age and can legally possess this knife.