Original Victorian Era Indian Steel Engraved Ceremonial War Mace Japanese Documents and Books This true US WWII M-1

This true US WWII M-1 helmet liner be identified through the frontal eyelet hole

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It was first introduced in battle during the French "Chemin des Dames" offensive in April 1917 where it contributed to the very high casualty count among the French assailants

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Original Item: Original WWII German Army issue "2cm FLAK 30" Tool Chest for the 2cm Flak 30 anti-aircraft gun

Original Victorian Era Indian Steel Engraved Ceremonial War Mace Japanese Documents and Books This true US WWII M-1Original Item: Only One Available. This particular example was made in the 1800's probably for ceremonial purposes, but the design mirrors the truly evil Indian War Maces of the 1700's. Completely covered in engraving and embossing the head shows wild animals amid foliage decorations. It is all steel including the haft and is 28" in overall length, topped with a decorated spike. The ball of the mace itself is hollow, due to the ceremonial nature. This