Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Fighting Knife by Wiener Waffen Fabrik with Steel Scabbard & Ersatz Belt Loop by Vogel & Noot Martini-Henry Rifle It should be noted however

It should be noted however that Harpers Ferry Amory continued production of Model 1795 type Muskets until 1818

The original MkI Version of the Snider Breech block did not have any type of locking mechanism to prevent accidental opening of the Breech

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Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Fighting Knife by Wiener Waffen Fabrik with Steel Scabbard & Ersatz Belt Loop by Vogel & Noot Martini-Henry Rifle It should be noted howeverOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of the rarely seen Austro Hungarian WWI Fighting Knife, complete with its original scabbard and scarce ersatz canvas belt loop. These fighting knives were issued to troops of the Austro Hungarian Empire who fought alongside Germany during WWI. After WWI many were re used by Italian troops through to the end of WWII. The knife is 13 inches overall, with a 8 inch spear point blade, which has