Marksman’s Lanyard – January 1939-February 1941 - Grade three- First pattern
a clergyman from Toronto but
(engraved sloping script inverted naming: Edward Branagan H
Simulated stag horn grips embedded on either side and held in place via two rivets
At SEKSIH on 9th March when the platoon he was with was ordered to fall back and a party became cut off he brought them back 8000 ft mountain range
2Nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger „¢¤ Rich. Abr. Herder GTRexclude Marksman’s Lanyard – January 1939-February2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger Rich. Abr. Herder Bright aluminum hilt fittings are well detailed, as is the the embellished pommel, crossguard and quillon sufaces are finely detailed, all with dark patinas and overall light contact. Ivory coloured solid celluloid grip, one small crack at the pommel end, ten rows of uninterrupted tight twisted wrap on the grip. Plated blade grades near mint, with full crossgraining, showing slight surface wear, with clean