Original German WWI Bavarian M1889 Degen Dress Sword by Christian Bock with Scabbard & Troddel Knot U.S. Documents & Books this was intended to carry

this was intended to carry eight (8) 50 round Lanchester / Sten Magazines in double pockets and had pouches for two individual grenades and/or Magazine loaders

Also one of the two top closure tabs has had the end tear off

and we could see the sea below us

This is a very nice example of a genuine USGI Great War helmet from a legendary regiment of the US army

The style of the halberd leads us to believe that it is probably English

Original German WWI Bavarian M1889 Degen Dress Sword by Christian Bock with Scabbard & Troddel Knot U.S. Documents & Books this was intended to carryOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine vintage World War I German Degen (Epee) Dress Sword, from what was then the Kingdom of Bavaria. It is still in great shape, with great plating on the hilt, guard, and blade, and comes complete with its original black painted steel scabbard, as well as a leather and fabric "troddel" knot. The swords basket guard and pommel cap are in great shape, and the guard itself has the the Bavarian lion holding