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Rosewood paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.
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The base of an anchor may be seen to the base of the surround
Holy water capsule in handle (blessed by a priest) with a cross & three kill notches / Religious Catholic soldier's bayonet / It also comes attached with an old museum "typewriter" typed tag / Bayonets that have holy water filled capsules in there handles are very scarce and are mostly in personal collections / This is typically seen in the buttstock of earlier firearms / WW2 Era "Long" bayonet (uncut) 17 inches overall length with an 11 5/8 inch blade / Marked CSZ B on the ricasso / General wear with age / Pictures provided for overall condition and quality
this sword is ready to display
This indicates that the sword was made in the legendary "City of Blades" in the mountains of Western Germany
WW2 German War Merit Cross 2nd Class without Swords Henderson-Ames coProduct Description: This is a nice example of a WW2 German War Merit Cross 2nd Class without swords. The suspension ring is marked 65. Historical Description: The War Merit Cross (Kriegsverdienstkreuz) was likely the most commonly awarded WWII German decoration. In 1939, when Hitler reinstituted the Iron Cross, he did not reinstitute the non combatant version that had existed in previous wars. As a successor to this, he created the War Merit Cross.