Original Iraq War Saddam Hussein Silver Plated Formal Hexagonal Pattern Fork with Iraq Coat of Arms - Manufactured by Christofle of France U.S. Marines USMC The light brown faux leather

The light brown faux leather sweatband is present

United States Marine Corps Fighter Pilot Second Lieutenant JOHN J

It still has the original stock

No Firearms License or Permit of any kind are required to purchase this incredible piece of history

for manufacture at the Imperial Arsenal of Châtellerault in 1876

Original Iraq War Saddam Hussein Silver Plated Formal Hexagonal Pattern Fork with Iraq Coat of Arms - Manufactured by Christofle of France U.S. Marines USMC The light brown faux leatherOriginal Items: Very Few Available. During the invasion of Iraq in 2003, U. S. soldiers captured and occupied Saddam Hussein's palaces. Much of the State Silver was taken by soldiers as "spoils of war" and brought back to the United States. However, some of it remained in Iraq, some was later returned, and those pieces were auctioned off by the Iraqi government many years later. These particular forks were obtained recently through Al Finjan Antiques