PAL RH 36 Variants

The PAL Model RH 36 became a very common fighting knife of World War II, it was purchased in bulk by the War Department and the Navy Department for issue to soldiers, sailors and Marines. It was also available for purchase by service men in military exchanges as well as available commercially, where it was purchased and sent to US servicemen by their families. As we will see today, the knives were also produced in England.
We'll be examining the markings that reveal their differences, and uncovering the subtle design tweaks that make each variant distinct. So, whether you're a seasoned collector or just getting started in the world of knives, there's something here for everyone.
Join us as we showcase these historical gems up close, and who knows, you might discover a variant you've never seen before. If you've got a favorite PAL Model RH 36 variant, let us know in the comments below.