Original WWI Trench Art Fighting Knife Made from Long Shell Fragment & Bullets French Flags It shows some runner wear

It shows some runner wear on the flats of the blade

SHAEF remained in the United Kingdom until sufficient forces were ashore to justify its transfer to France

Included in the wood transit chest are the following items:

A recent warehouse cleanout has found a small quantity of the Wehrmacht green version

Texas in January where it performed a training mission until November 1943

Original WWI Trench Art Fighting Knife Made from Long Shell Fragment & Bullets French Flags It shows some runner wearOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a killer piece of WWI trench art, a long piece of an artillery shell fragment used as the grip for a fighting knife, with the crossguard made from two bullets bent to curve in a quillion style. The knife measures 12 long with a 6 blade. The knife has some wear and cracking but is a phenomenal display piece, obviously not meant to be used as a real fighting knife due to the sharp edges of the handle. A really