Original German Late 18th Century Saxon Guild Parade Axe with Faux Figured Wood Haft Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly 054 horses)

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By the time of World War 1 (1914-1918)

or reconditioned from top to bottom

Also there is a War Department stamp with Broad Arrow and a 1912 date

Nepal in 2003 here is very interesting P-1771 EIC Brown Bess Musket that has had the original 39-inch barrel shortened to 26-inches for the express purpose of converting it to a "Grenade Discharging Gun"

Original German Late 18th Century Saxon Guild Parade Axe with Faux Figured Wood Haft Category_MG 42 Bolt & Barrel Assembly 054 horses)Original Item: Only One Available. A hangover from Medieval times, the German Guilds, particularly in Saxony, would conduct annual parades through their various Cities one day each year. This tradition started with real Wartime Axes to show that these Artisans were ready to fight for their States. However, by the late 1700's ceremonial Axes had been introduced, and this is just such an axe. This axe measures 33 inches in overall length, with an