Original German WWII Bismarck Kriegsmarine Presentation Switch Signal Telegraph Cigar Cutter Identified to Walter Lehmann, Died Aboard the Bismarck Japanese Uniforms Kalashnikov entered the Red Army

Kalashnikov entered the Red Army in Kiev 1938 where he attended tank mechanics school

Specifications:Blade Length: 6 7/8"Blade Style: Clip-point "Bowie" StyleOverall length: 11 3/4“Crossguard: 2 7/8”Scabbard Length: 8" with 5" Belt Loop

and in the case is a very nice steel bullet mold for round bullets

Do not miss your opportunity to add these to your collection

Barrel Length: 33 1/4 Inches

Original German WWII Bismarck Kriegsmarine Presentation Switch Signal Telegraph Cigar Cutter Identified to Walter Lehmann, Died Aboard the Bismarck Japanese Uniforms Kalashnikov entered the Red ArmyOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding artifact in its own right, only made more historically significant by its identification to a Korvettenkapitn who perished aboard the Battleship Bismarck on May 27th, 1941. This small ships switch signal telegraph is designed for use as a cigar cutter, which would have been the perfect gift for a Kriegsmarine officer who was prone to smoking, which was more or less all of them! The small telegraph