Original German WWII Mettmann Metropolitan Police Marked Long Dress Bayonet by Carl Eickhorn with Scabbard - Matching Brunswick Guns Unfortunately the major part of

Unfortunately the major part of the Regiment was at the BATTLE OF SARATOGA SPRINGS in 1777 under the British General John Burgoyne and were forced to surrender

and return to the 19th century school of thought that advocated maneuver and decisive battle outcomes in military strategy

Even though the Confederacy concentrated on buying higher quality arms like English Enfields and Austrian Lorenz rifle muskets

this depicts the Eight German supported Finnish troops defending and finally repelling the Soviet menace

Original German WWII Mettmann Metropolitan Police Marked Long Dress Bayonet by Carl Eickhorn with Scabbard - Matching Brunswick Guns Unfortunately the major part ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic Unit marked Mettmann Area Metropolitan Police Long Dress "Walking Out" Bayonet by the legendary firm Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. It comes complete with its original nickel fitted black leather scabbard. The handle of the bayonet is lovely solid plated nickel or brass alloy, featuring a lovely decorated "Birds Head" pommel without a bayonet slot, and an upswept cross guard decorated with oak leaves.