Original U.S. WWI No. 1005 USN Marked Engineer Bolo Machete with Wood Handle & Scabbard MG 34 Company C attacked at dawn

Company C attacked at dawn and cleared the ground west of the moat in fierce close combat

This is great example of the very hard to find Springfield Model 1896 Krag–Jørgensen Carbine

There is also a faded red paint stamp on the outside

THE BAYONET BOOK page 428

helped Tennessee become the first former Southern state to be readmitted to the Union in 1866

Original U.S. WWI No. 1005 USN Marked Engineer Bolo Machete with Wood Handle & Scabbard MG 34 Company C attacked at dawnOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic U. S. Navy issue Spanish American War and WWI issue Collins Model No 1005 Machete, with wood handle and embossed leather scabbard. The machete features a heavy steel, 15 inch curved blade with grips secured with three brass rivets. The blade surface is very smooth, showing typical age staining, but no pitting or damage. The original Collins markings are not visible on the left side of the blade