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World War One Trench Art Knives Set
World War One Trench Art Knives Set $1,846.70

German World War One Trench Art Knife

$354.00

A German World War One trench art knife or letter opener made of an artillery round fragment.  A German cross on the ricasso and the handle is showing a small section of the artillery rounds driving band.

Length: 15.5 cm (6.10 inches)

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A German World War One trench art knife or letter opener made of an artillery round fragment.

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