Produced in response to the greatly elevated demand for Randall knives during the Second World War, the Springfield Fighting Knife was produced by the Northampton Cutlery Company, based on design specs and a prototype knife supplied by Bo Randall himself. Production was limited, due to restrictions on wartime material, with only around 500 were believed to have been made. The knife has an 8 1/4 inch carbon steel blade, with the scimitar flanked address reading "RANDALL MADE/SPFLD.MASS." (faint) on the left side of the blade. Brass guard, spacers on either side of the leather washer handle, an aluminum cap and a hexagonal pommel nut. OAL: 13 inches. With an unmarked brown leather sheath.

Good, with the crudely sharpened blade showing some pin point pitting. The guard has a dark untouched patina and there are some scattered minor handling marks on the handle. The sheath is very good.