U.S. WWI Mark I Trench Knife with Steel Scabbard - Marked LF&C 1918 Beretta by ship after additional medical

by ship after additional medical treatment in England

Note: the brass on the scabbard may have minor indentations due to soft metal and long storage (see photos)

JOBST A LINZ Sebastian Jobst worked from 1732 to 1769 see Stockel Volume One

but behind-the-scenes

for King George III and floral motifs on one side and "XV" over "H" and "1796" on the other

U.S. WWI Mark I Trench Knife with Steel Scabbard - Marked LF&C 1918 Beretta by ship after additional medicalNew Made Item: Brand new to the market developed for over a year copied directly from an original in the IMA collection! This is a very high quality reproduction of the US WWI issue Mark I trench knife. The Mark I, developed in 1918, has a substantial spiked "brass knuckle" handle, dagger style blade, and steel scabbard. Original Mark I knives in any condition are hard to find and typically cost over $1000. This reproduction will fill the hole in any