Original Soviet Russian WWII Naval Dagger with Scabbard - Dated 1945 French & Indian War The design of the grenade

The design of the grenade is obsolete by modern standards

Never before in either the ancient or modern Olympics had a torch been lit in Athens and carried to the Games

5 inches wide and was issued sometime between 1753 and 1802 so it is possible that this particular cross belt plate saw service in the War in the colonies (1775 -1783)

• Best of all is an original WW2 8" x 10" photograph of the entire ten crewmen of Corporal Walker's B-24 Liberator which is shown in the background

The revolver is missing its loading lever and rammer assembly

Original Soviet Russian WWII Naval Dagger with Scabbard - Dated 1945 French & Indian War The design of the grenadeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great wartime example of the traditional Soviet Union Naval Officer's Dagger, which has gilt brass alloy mounts, and comes complete with its scabbard. The blade ricasso is maker marked and dated with HM3 1945, and has a serial number on the reverse: NO 16772. The grip of some sort of yellow ochre type bone. The pommel has a Soviet Star on the tip, and the USSR Emblem on the side. The brass mounted leather