Original WWII Rare Serrated EG Waterman EGW Leather Grip Survival Knife with Leather Scabbard French Pistols with the date 1956 beneath

with the date 1956 beneath it and can be seen on the ricasso

Genuine Wehrmacht 17th infantry regiment where was only first and fourth companies were allowed to use the Braunschweig style skulls on their headgear and insignia in remembrance of 92th Braunschweig regiment history

This is an excellent near mint example of a named Original WWII M1917A1 Helmet with an ultra rare Australian “helmet” net

This designation represents the 105th (6th Royal Saxon) Infantry "King William II of Württemberg" Regiment

men aged between 18 and 25 may have served six months before their military service

Original WWII Rare Serrated EG Waterman EGW Leather Grip Survival Knife with Leather Scabbard French Pistols with the date 1956 beneathOriginal Item: Only One Available. Offered in very nice condition this genuine E. G. Waterman Company of New York City produced WWII survival knife. These knives were very popular among USGIs during WW2 due to their versatility. While not official U. S. issue, private purchase knives were extremely common. Multiple variations were made with both wood and leather handles (see page 165 of U. S. Military Knives Collector's Guide By Silvey & Boyd).