Original WWI French Battlefield Excavated Relic Collection - Adrian Helmet, Wine Bottle, Barbed Wire, Shells & More! Edged Weapons this is an interesting Australian

this is an interesting Australian manufactured P-1907 Bayonet for the No

It is nicely marked TOWER with a CROWN / G

The folding bakelite handle is marked Ziehen (Pull) next to an arrow

but most likely identified it as an SA service cap

The British opened fire at extreme range and were forced to disengage in the face of long-range torpedo volleys and attacks by Luftwaffe bombers without having hit any of the German ships

Original WWI French Battlefield Excavated Relic Collection - Adrian Helmet, Wine Bottle, Barbed Wire, Shells & More! Edged Weapons this is an interesting AustralianOriginal Ground Dug Items: Only One Lot of Available. This is fantastic! During WWI much of North East France and the surrounding areas became part of "No man's land", where constant trench warfare reduced the environment to a blasted out, desolate area. Repeated charges and changes in the front left huge amounts of material behind, often buried by later trench works, artillery fire, and the like, which means that for many years to come, any type of