Germany, Heer. A Dress Bayonet By Ernst Packe & Söhne GTRexclude forty-one awarded in 1866

forty-one awarded in 1866

used to secure the sash to the wearer's shoulder

It has come directly from a Canadian Second War family whose relative gathered a few different badges during the war period

Awarded to Chilean Air Force Officer's in rank of a General

It is noted in the soldbuch

Germany, Heer. A Dress Bayonet By Ernst Packe & Söhne GTRexclude forty-one awarded in 1866(Heer Bajonett). A very well preserved Heer commemorative bayonet, measuring 350 mm in length when inserted into the scabbard. The bayonet features a 200 mm long nickel plated magnetic metal blade with a sharpened tip and semi sharpened edge. The blade presents plain with the exception of a fuller on each side, as well as a reverse makers mark of E. PACK & SHNE, SOLINGEN, along with the firms logo of a blacksmith wielding a hammer. The seam of the