Mauser M-1916 (M-1924) WWI Belgian Rifle Bayonet Scabbard: Shortened to 14? Hand Select:No The restrictions imposed on the

The restrictions imposed on the Bulgarian Army by the Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine of 1919 were overcome in the mid 1930s and in 1935 the High Command ordered the design of a new army helmet

unfired 12-pounder Armstrong explosive shells of the same kind that we are offering were found south-west of Richmond

marked "Inflammable" which indicates these were manufactured in Occupied France or Belgium

What about original German decals

The Stahlhelm was introduced into regular service during the Verdun campaign in early 1916

Mauser M-1916 (M-1924) WWI Belgian Rifle Bayonet Scabbard: Shortened to 14? Hand Select:No The restrictions imposed on theOriginal Item: Purchased sometime in the 1980's in a Brussels Warehouse Sale we got a carton of what turned out to be Original WWI era all steel Belgian M 1916 Bayonet tubular Scabbards for the long bayonet issued in WW1 with the Mauser 1888 Rifle for use in trench warfare that had been "officially" shortened from 18" to 14" to conform the M 1924 Belgian Rifle. Only a handful found. 14" Scabbard only, bayonet (pictured) not included.