Original U.S. WWII Company "A" 1637th Engineer Corps Commemorative Scarf - "The Globe Trotters" OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT Was this really some French

Was this really some French officer's pocket pistol carried at Waterloo that lay down in the dirt for 46 years

sleek-appearing blade (almost fragile in appearance)

probably due to rust

This is a very nice totally inert BATF complaint example Austro-Hungarian 1st Model M15 Zeitzünder ("time fuze") rifle grenade

Original U.S. WWII Company "A" 1637th Engineer Corps Commemorative Scarf - "The Globe Trotters" OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT Was this really some FrenchOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic WWII Commemorative scarf from from hand embroidered white fabric, measuring approximately 39"L x 10"W. It is possibly made from parachute canopy material. The Scarf has some tassels on the end, and lists many of the locations visited by Company A of the U. S. Army 1637th corps of Engineers. The travels of of this group were chronicled in the book The Story of the 1637th Engineers The Willing