D-Day Invasion Combat Knife: Allied Forces Original Issue Category_Snider Rifle Parts Denmark made the unfortunate choice

Denmark made the unfortunate choice of siding with Revolutionary France in the 1790s and in 1801 they suffered terribly at the hands of Admiral Horatio Nelson's fleet at the Battle of Copenhagen

in his day one of the foremost and now most collectible of London Gun Makers

The grip is a very clean ivory color

to be worn as a belt but only came into use during the brief life of the R

D-Day Invasion Combat Knife: Allied Forces Original Issue Category_Snider Rifle Parts Denmark made the unfortunate choiceOriginal Item: Theses are the emergency issue Fighting Knives used by many of the Invading Allied Armies on Continental Europe during the second half of 1944. All steel construction, using a 61 2" blade section from the French cruciform Lebel bayonet mounted on an all steel knurled no slip hilt. The Fighting Knives come in slightly modified British Enfield #4 spike bayonet scabbard. Recently released from storage, these are extremely interesting