Original U.S. WWII Collins & Co Legitimus Model 128 Machete With Milwaukee Saddlery Co. 1942 Dated Scabbard U.S. Antique Guns but we do not see

but we do not see any type of bulge

with a very nice dark paint scheme

but it could do with a cleaning of the internal components and the “phone” handle part is missing

Original Item: One of a Kind This is how we like to think the Fighting men in the Imperial German Army passed their free time

Size 66 shells are much harder to find and are therefore more valuable to a collector

Original U.S. WWII Collins & Co Legitimus Model 128 Machete With Milwaukee Saddlery Co. 1942 Dated Scabbard U.S. Antique Guns but we do not seeOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1826, two brothers, Samuel Watkinson Collins (age 24) and David Collins (age 21) along with their wealthy cousin, William Wells, purchased the old Humphrey gristmill along the Farmington River in South Canton with the intention to produce high quality ground axes. The Collins Company line of products would grow over the years to include not only axes, but also machetes, hatchets, adzes, brush hooks, picks,