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18th Infantry was being held up by heavy sniper and automatic weapons fire from hedgerows which bordered the road along which the company was advancing
It also bears the patent markings just behind the falling breech: STARR'S PATENT
All are still properly labeled
for Benjamin Williams
new styles of belt buckles on June 25th 1936 with a round buckle for Officer’s ranks of Polizei Obermeister up to and including
Original Austrian Peabody Martini Gras-style T-back Bayonet by OE Steyr with Scabbard - dated 1882 Mortars 18th Infantry was being heldOriginal Item. Only one Available. These are extremely scarce and hard to find! Austrian made, showing the WG STEYR Logo and 1882 date on the left ricasso of the bayonet blade. The bayonet has a 20 1 2" T Backed blade, with an overall length of 26. Overall it is very much in the style of the French 1874 Gras bayonet, except that it features a long 5" STRAIGHT back grip, instead of the offset design. The bayonet comes complete with its original steel
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