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Original / WW1 German Wound Badge 3rd Class - In Black 75 inches overall length /

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75 inches overall length / 12 inch blade /Scarce model with no false point / Classification shown in (picture area) manufactured by the British for India when they still owned some territory “ British-India” Wooden handle and lug are in wonderful condition (Still Parkerized) with a 1944 date / Blade has scratches and cosmetic stains where cosmoline buildup occurred / Pictures provided please inquire with any questions

Original WW2 German / Leather (heavy) trench coat / Complete with inner hanger and shoulder board mounts / Grey in color / All buttons present / Maker- Omerhoff & Co) on the one I removed for photographing "shown" in pictures / Silver in color with a pebbled face / Smaller snaps back marked PRYM / Blacklight test passed on threaded areas / Size of coat- 53" long / 21" shoulder to shoulder / 26" Arm / Back of coat has a pulled seam where leather strap is fixed "Left side" shown in pictures / Authenticity Guaranteed

50 Inches / These shoulder boards are made of bullion silver and are the type without a blue background (for use on the blue Colani tunic)

German Made / WW1 Era / By Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co / Solingen Germany / Made for Argentina's - M1909 Modelo Argentino Mauser Rifle / Matching Numbers N6785 / "C" & "1" on crossguard "A" on spine / Overall length is 20 2/4 inches with a 15 3/4 inch blade / Blade is nice and clean with a bold crest that is usually ground off during the export process / Scabbard has some scratches

with pips for a 1st Lieutenant

Original / WW1 German Wound Badge 3rd Class - In Black 75 inches overall length /The German Wound Badge (Verwundetenabzeichen) was a military decoration awarded to soldiers of the Imperial German Army who were wounded during World War I. The third class of the badge is black in color and was awarded to soldiers who were wounded once or twice by hostile action. The badge was introduced by Kaiser Wilhelm II on March 3, 1918. This badge is in great condition, fully functional and 100% authentic.

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