Original Imperial German WWI Brass Bugle with Knot Captured and Engraved by British Tommy in 1917 Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage During the Central Europe Campaign

During the Central Europe Campaign

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A Saber with a history

and field grafted together about 4 inches from the hook end

Original Imperial German WWI Brass Bugle with Knot Captured and Engraved by British Tommy in 1917 Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage During the Central Europe CampaignOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an original Imperial German World War I brass bugle, complete with its original Red and Green Cord and knot. It was taken as a War Trophy by a British Tommy during the Great War. Complete with its original mouthpiece, it is 13" long and the bell is 5" across. The flare of the bell is engraved: TAKEN FROM A DEAD HUN BY H. ACKROYD YPRES 1917 An acceptable souvenir to take home to the family, let us hope that Tommy