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Difficult for us to tell as most ink markings are faded from use
This is the modified "second pattern" knapsack that was introduced in 1943 with a simplified closure system
This standard Sepoy Cavalryman's Saber has a solid brass hilt with single knuckle bow and ribbed grip mounted on a wicked curved saber blade
like the 486th and 487th Bomb Groups transitioned from flying B-24 Liberators to B-17 Flying Fortresses
The dirk was an easily concealed covert and deadly weapon
Original British WWII RAF Button Trench Art Brass Cigarette Lighter Category_Night Sights Difficult for us to tellOriginal Item: One of a kind. During the trench warfare of World War One, 1914 to 1918 when there was not an active Campaign being waged all participants had a lot of time on their hands. The result was Trench Art useful or decorative items made from whatever the war effort had supplied with easy access. The term trench art was also carried on to items made by soldiers in WW2. Here is a charming little all brass cigarette lighter made from two WWII