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the ends of the armband sewn together on the back
"30" is the manufacture code for Heinrich H Klüssendorf Werkzeuge
There are unmarked specimens of the US Training Rifle
and it's possible that it was never issued with one
The galvanized steel liner band is marked 58
Original U.S. WWII Crashed Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 'Ready Freddie' Propeller Blade Japanese Edged Weapons the ends of the armbandOriginal Item: One of a kind. On July 19th, 1944, the B 17G #42 102937 "Ready Freddie" 8th Air Force, 95th Bombardment Group, 412th Bomb Squadron was involved in a terrible tragedy at Duxford airfield in England. This is a portion of a damaged Propeller Blade recovered from the crash site. We have no documentation verifying this but it is what were told when purchasing it from a collector. For certain it is a WWII manufactured B 17 Propeller Blade,
