Original German WWII Named POW Detained at Camp Opelika Alabama Spanish American War This is a very fine

This is a very fine example with an ancient hand-forged blade with a signed tang and Chrysanthemum (added later) and mekugi (peg for holding blade into hilt)

This example is marked on the back with G1

It could also be modified to be triggered by a tripwire

The kepi features a single row of brass quatrefoil which indicates a rank of First Lieutenant

longer in reserve and thus better re-equipped

Original German WWII Named POW Detained at Camp Opelika Alabama Spanish American War This is a very fineOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. This is a set of original paperwork a World War Two German soldier named Konrad Hallenga who was born March 27th, 1925 and was a Grenadier in the German Army. His army serial number was 31G120127. Konrad came from the German city Papenburg which is located in the Northwest of Germany. This paperwork set consits of the following pieces: Discharge from U. S. detention dated August 30th, 1948. POW Post card to Katherina