Original Australian ANZAC WWI Cavalry Clasp Knife with Marlin Spike & Lanyard Original Machine Guns This is a wonderful example

This is a wonderful example of a complete M1917 doughboy helmet

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Shotgun shells can easily be stored in traditionally designed bandoliers

"We won't do much talking until we've done more fighting

The 29th Division sailed for England in September 1942 aboard the famous Cunard liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth

Original Australian ANZAC WWI Cavalry Clasp Knife with Marlin Spike & Lanyard Original Machine Guns This is a wonderful exampleOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a British made Clasp knife issued to Australian Cavalrymen as part of their personal equipment during WWI. Each knife is fitted with a 'Sheep's Foot' Blade, (Sheep's Foot denotes the blade shape), and a Marlin Spike for use in knot tying and untying. The Marlin Spike, as every English schoolboy knows, was also used to 'remove stones from Horse's hooves', something more relevant in