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Originals are very rare, but we love the feel and simple efficiency of the design so we found one at auction and replicated it, leaving markings off so it cannot be passed as an original. This WWI Belgian commando trench knife was originally made during WWI in England for Belgian Forces after Germany had captured Belgium. You can see the knife in The Military Knife & Bayonet by Homer Brett, p 60. Made with a high carbon steel blade, hardwood grip, and steel oval crossguard. Includes a period correct steel sheath. All parts have an antique finish. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
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Sold Out A knife in the trench combat of WWI was a must. This copy is an example of the type of knife a soldier would buy privately and bring to war himself. It has a bayonet-style high carbon steel...
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Made famous by The Royal Welsh Fusiliers and their fierce, brutal style of hand-to-hand fighting during the Battle of Messines Ridge in 1917. Meticulously replicated from an original of tough high...
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This item has been retired by the manufacturer.
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