Original WWII U.S. OSS Philippine Guerilla Machete with Original Leather Sheath German Militaria These ambushes would become known

These ambushes would become known as the Battle of Pozzuolo

and still shows a bit of the original factory final grind crossgrain in areas

- 1917 Wool uniform tunic with fantastic rare 1st Infantry Division insignia patch to the left shoulder

however the left side has a fairly clear 1917 date

the open hopper design of the Type 11 allowed dust and grit to enter into the gun

Original WWII U.S. OSS Philippine Guerilla Machete with Original Leather Sheath German Militaria These ambushes would become knownOriginal Item: Only One Available. According to the reference book U. S. Military Knives, Bayonets and Machetes, Book III by M. H. Cole, this machete was manufactured by the Cruver Manufacturing Company. The Machete was unmarked with the intention of not to divulge the country of origin if captured by enemy forces. The machete is believed to have been made for the OSS, with the intention of them to be used in the Philippines in the hands of irregular