Original German WWII Army Officer Emil Voos Pattern Dove Head Sword with Steel Scabbard Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets capturing the north end of

capturing the north end of the Nijmegen road bridge

The lock has a safety catch behind the cock that engages when pushed forward

but it looks to only have seen light use

was recommending the program be terminated

Activated on 11 July 1917 at Marine Corps Base Quantico

Original German WWII Army Officer Emil Voos Pattern Dove Head Sword with Steel Scabbard Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets capturing the north end ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Army Dove Head Sword is a fantastic condition example, with an excellent nickel plated blade and black enameled scabbard. The blade is unmarked, but the shape of the fittings definitely attributes this sword to Emil Voos of Solingen, who was known to have produced unmarked examples. The dove head and backstrap are embossed with the classic German oak leaves and acorns motif, which extends onto the side tabs. The