Germany, Imperial. A Trench Knife for Close Combat, by Robert Herder visually-hidden which employed young women

which employed young women

with both throat retaining screws intact and is free of dents

and golden-yellow piping denoting Cavalry/Motorized Reconn Personnel

Petersburg from 1842 until after his death until 1905

Germany, Imperial. A Trench Knife for Close Combat, by Robert Herder visually-hidden which employed young womenKampfmesser sogenannt Grabendolch). An owner customized trench knife, measuring 27 cm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 15 cm long, nickel plated, magnetic steel blade which retains factory original sharpening to both the edges and tip. The reverse of the blade bears a makers mark of ROBERT HEDER, for the Solingen based blade manufacturer, flanked by the firms windmill logo. The blade transitions into a tang which sits