Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Fighting Knife with Modified “Bowie” Blade by Wlaszlovits Stoćsz & Steel Scabbard with Canvas Ersatz Belt Loop Japanese Army holding correctly at half cock

holding correctly at half cock and firing only at full cock

with Field Artillery cannons etched into the left and right side of the helmet

narrow gauge railways used by the British soldiers

they looked to create a "Universal Helmet"

Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Fighting Knife with Modified “Bowie” Blade by Wlaszlovits Stoćsz & Steel Scabbard with Canvas Ersatz Belt Loop Japanese Army holding correctly at half cockOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting example of the rarely seen Austo Hungarian WWI Fighting Knife, complete with its original scabbard and ersatz canvas belt loop. These fighting knives were issued to troops of the Austro Hungarian Empire who fought alongside Germany during WWI. After WWI many were re used by Italian troops through to the end of WWII. This example was manufactured by Wlaszlovits Stosz as is marked on the