Original German WWII Pocket Knife with City of Munich Coat of Arms by Josef Eichel of Solingen Receiver A British Naval Boarding Cutlass

A British Naval Boarding Cutlass of the figure of Eight guard style with plain all steel grip in use from about 1750 being replaced in 1804 with a similar model but then having a cast grip displaying 18 horizontal groves

a Christian Cross

the 19th division surrendered to the Soviets at the end of the war on May 9

a two-man patrol from Company D consisting of First Sergeant Leonard Lommell and Staff Sergeant Jack E

The bluing on the hilt and ricasso is also in great shape

Original German WWII Pocket Knife with City of Munich Coat of Arms by Josef Eichel of Solingen Receiver A British Naval Boarding CutlassOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice private purchase pocket knife from the WWII Period, with a very nice City of Mnchen (Munich) metal coat of arms inlaid into one of the black side scales. This is the "large" style used from 1936 to 1945, showing the City gates of Munich, with a Monk inside the gate, and a NSDAP Reichsadler (State Eagle) above the gate. Deemed the Hauptstadt der Bewegung (Capital of the Movement), Munich was a