Original Imperial German WWI Trench Fighting Knife by Gottlieb Hammesfahr & Co. with Scabbard Original Display Machine Guns which was quite popular with

which was quite popular with the troops during WWII

which were carried out locally to great success

Most interesting is the location of the cross head locking screw assembly normally found on the forward face of the Vickers Tripod directly opposite the rear leg

Junger & Co

Year of Manufacture: 1829 - converted later

Original Imperial German WWI Trench Fighting Knife by Gottlieb Hammesfahr & Co. with Scabbard Original Display Machine Guns which was quite popular withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of an original trench fighting knife with scabbard, as used by the Germans in WWI. The design features a full tang with an all wood ribbed hilt secured by two pins. The knife has a single edged dagger blade of 6 inches, with an unsharpened drop point false edge on the top of the blade. Overall length is 10 7 8 inches, and the blade ricasso has a clear maker's mark: GOTTLIEB HAMMESFAHR