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Original German WWII RAD Labor Corps M1937 Officer's Dagger by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. with Scabbard French Uniforms There is some light staining

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

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There is some light staining in plac

and has the standard NSDAP Swas (Hook Cross or Swas) dyed onto a circular white field

The 442nd was subsequently used to spearhead the capture towns of Bruyères and Biffontaine where they faced stiff opposition

Bayonet is serial number E1652 with the almost 16" blade the only draw back is that the "Argentine Crest" on the ricasso has been ground off as was required by the Argentine military upon release from military stores

but the designs of the arrows are different

Original German WWII RAD Labor Corps M1937 Officer's Dagger by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. with Scabbard French Uniforms There is some light stainingOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a great example of the extremely rare Model 1937 RAD Fhrer Haumesser (Officer Leader's Hewer), complete with original plated steel scabbard, and a lovely silver plated nickel hilt. It was produced by the legendary Solingen based firm of Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co., a highly desirable maker of this rare dagger hewer. This WKC piece has great silvering to the hilt, with a lovely patina over much of it. There is

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