Original U.S. WWII Bob Hope Signed Snorter Roll of 34 Bank Notes with Research Paperwork Night Sights Original Item: Late 19th Century

Original Item: Late 19th Century manufacture

Overall length is 31 inches

and appears to be size information as well as a unit

this weapon has been rebuilt on a BATF Approved original WWII re-welded de-milled receiver without internal parts

Scabbard Length: 7 3/4" with belt clip

Original U.S. WWII Bob Hope Signed Snorter Roll of 34 Bank Notes with Research Paperwork Night Sights Original Item: Late 19th CenturyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of WWII history, a Snorter roll of 34 foreign banknotes, with roughly 23 of these having been signed, brought back by Staff Sergeant Dominick James Bizzoco, of the 348th Fighter Group, 5th Air Force. A short snorter is a banknote inscribed by people traveling together on an aircraft. One note, a Russian 1 Mark note, is signed by Bob Hope, the famous comedian who performed U. S. O. shows overseas