Original WWI Trench Art Fighting Knife Made from Long Shell Fragment & Bullets Martini-Henry Rifle and be so located to

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Lefaucheux Brevete SGDG Paris"

It all looks exciting in the movies but no one can ever realize what it's really like from seeing it from a comfortable seat in the theater

and rear of the dagger is marked with the company's trademark "Crossed Keys" logo and address:

The grips are in good shape

Original WWI Trench Art Fighting Knife Made from Long Shell Fragment & Bullets Martini-Henry Rifle and be so located toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a killer piece of WWI trench art, a long piece of an artillery shell fragment used as the grip for a fighting knife, with the crossguard made from two bullets bent to curve in a quillion style. The knife measures 12 long with a 6 blade. The knife has some wear and cracking but is a phenomenal display piece, obviously not meant to be used as a real fighting knife due to the sharp edges of the handle. A really