Original Italian WWI Trench Knife Made from Recycled Vetterli Bayonet with Captured Austro-Hungarian Scabbard Antique Cartridge Firearms moved to Waverly about 1858

moved to Waverly about 1858

having been raised in 1633 during the reign of Charles I of Scotland

The gun was also widely used in the "Cold Charlie" counter-sniper technique

4 Mk1 Enfield collection

Heinrich Trambauer

Original Italian WWI Trench Knife Made from Recycled Vetterli Bayonet with Captured Austro-Hungarian Scabbard Antique Cartridge Firearms moved to Waverly about 1858Original Item. One of a Kind. This is a really phenomenal and unique Italian trench knife handmade by the soldier during the war. The blade appears to be made from a recycled M1871 Vetterli rifle bayonet, which has been shortened and attached to the hilt of a rare Arditi 2nd Model Trench boot knife, with the cupped crossguard and curved wooden grip. The scabbard is a captured Austro Hungarian trench knife scabbard with the two loops at the throat. The