Product Details
AN ORIGINAL GERMAN RED-CROSS (DRK) SUBORDINATE'S HEWER, UNSIGNED, circa 1939, with heavy square-tipped 10 1/2in. saw-backed blade, one side marked 'GES GESCHUTZT', deep fuller starting 3/4in. from the cast cross-guard bearing the DRK emblem in an oval (the reverse vacant oval concealing the above stamp), solid cast hilt with flattened pommel and black plastic chequered grip to the fore (chipped on one edge) and smooth reverse (majority absent), together with its original black-painted steel scabbard with nickel mounts and a bayonet-style leather frog dated 1941 (scabbard badly dented at tip, discolouration and oxidation to all parts)
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Estimate £150-200
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