Description
On 10 July 1944 the Company moved again to the vicinity of Ste-Marie-du-Mont in preparation to be shipped back to England
known as the Bureau of Constabulary
The scabbard of the SG42 Bayonet is made of bakelite and a steel belt clip
which has stained part of the Nickel Silver
This example is offered in as found condition
Original 18th Century Indian Bhuj Fighting “Axe-Knife” with Wootz Steel Warhead & Hidden Pommel Spike Dagger - circa 1750 Gun Parts On 10 July 1944 theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a most unusual weapon, seldom encountered on the collectors market. This is known as a "BHUJ" and originated with the Gujarat and Sindh speaking regions in Western India. They were used by armored soldiers on horseback, and are quite formidable. Our example measures 37 1 2" in overall length, and has a heavy iron shaft, which gives it quite a bit of weight. This is topped with an extraordinary BOWIE bladed warhead