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Original German WWII Miniature Salesman's Sample Army Heer Officer Dagger by Ed. Wüsthof with Scabbard Lock Assembly it looks like battle damage

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Duotone board — mint brief on the left, coral-folded detail sheet on the right.

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it looks like battle damage

and Garand rifle

This flare gun is in great shape

who was a Uruguayan-born American figural painter

GJR136 was raised on 1 August 1938 from the Tyrol Jäger-Regiment of the Austrian Army in Innsbruck

Original German WWII Miniature Salesman's Sample Army Heer Officer Dagger by Ed. Wüsthof with Scabbard Lock Assembly it looks like battle damageOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a "Miniature" 2nd Model Luftwaffe dagger, which have been observed from several different makers. This example is marked on the blade by maker Ed. Wsthof, Dreizackwerk (Trident Works) of Solingen. Often referred to as "salesman samples", there is definitely debate over the purpose of these miniature daggers, which are quite useful as letter openers as well. They are constructed much as

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