Original German WWI Spring Handle Trench Raiding Mace with Canvas Lanyard by Frederich Kottenhoff of Gevelsberg - Similar Example in Book At Arm's Length Volume 1 & Featured in Upcoming Volume III MG 13 000 men arrived from Iowa

000 men arrived from Iowa and Minnesota to bring the division to full strength

The last original 1902 framed cartridge board sold in 2013 for $4

000 Type 14 Nambus were produced

Minn (KIA)

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Original German WWI Spring Handle Trench Raiding Mace with Canvas Lanyard by Frederich Kottenhoff of Gevelsberg - Similar Example in Book At Arm's Length Volume 1 & Featured in Upcoming Volume III MG 13 000 men arrived from IowaOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is an outstanding trench raiding mace, this exact model being featured in David F. Machnickis At Arm's Length Trench Clubs and Knives (Vol. 1) on both the cover and on page 42! This is not the exact example found in Volume 1, but it is the same model, and this example is slated to be featured in the upcoming Volume III! This example of a World War One German trench club originally had five sharp spikes equally cast