Original Scarce German WWII Double Etched Shooting Association Cutlass by Alcoso circa 1940 with Scabbard Helmets the Court of Quarter Sessions

the Court of Quarter Sessions approved the building of a new Headquarters which was erected at 142 Foregate Street and designed by John Douglas

Grey - zero delay (used exclusively for booby-traps and fuse igniters)

Roger Hicks had the stick while I tried to raise someone on the intercom

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Posters and signs during World War II were designed to instill in the people a positive outlook

Original Scarce German WWII Double Etched Shooting Association Cutlass by Alcoso circa 1940 with Scabbard Helmets the Court of Quarter SessionsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is something we have never had before! This is a lovely example of a rare German WWII Period Shooting Association Cutlass, also sometimes called a Rifle Association Cutlass or Dagger. It is in very good condition, with a lovely double etched matte finished steel blade, and comes complete with its original scabbard and belt frog. This example was made by the Solingen based firm of Alexander Coppel & Co. KG,