Germany. A Field Converted Fighting Knife Belonging To A Member Of The Waffen-Ss Auction 1914 at Quebec City

1914 at Quebec City

Loads over the Hump grew slowly until the arrival of Consolidated C-87s (converted B-24s) in December 1942 and the Curtiss C-46 in April 1943

(SOLDAT JACOB WACHENHAUSEN LANDWEHR BAT

raised edges remain crisp and sharp

the star is rimmed with silver  wire

Germany. A Field Converted Fighting Knife Belonging To A Member Of The Waffen-Ss Auction 1914 at Quebec CityMeasuring 270 mm in length with the scabbard on, this dagger features a 145 mm long steel blade (magnetic), with an unsharpened edge and a semi sharp tip. It is un etched, but features a blood groove on both sides of the blade. It is equipped with a quillion type finger guard that backs onto a grip that is lined on both sides with synthetic deer antlers, with the pommel in the shape of an eagles head. The rail for dagger attachment has been filed