Germany, Imperial. A First World War Trench/Fighting Knife Newly Listed Japan signed the Geneva Convention

Japan signed the Geneva Convention in 1886 and in the following year

Footnote: The Tank Corps Sleeve Badge was to be worn on the left sleeve of the uniform by men serving in Tank Regiments

CHISHOLM 31st regiment

marked on each side with a notch for the accommodation of a lid hinge

Three Soviet awards: Order of the October Revolution (three-piece construction

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Trench/Fighting Knife Newly Listed Japan signed the Geneva Convention(Erster Weltkrieg Grabendolch Kampfmesser). A well preserved First World War trench fighting knife, measuring 27. 5 cm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 14. 5 cm long magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and lower edge. The blade sits securely within a magnetic metal core and features a crossguard with a hooked quillon. The handle grip consists of two pieces of dark lacquered wood with ribbing carved into the centre