Original U.S. WWII Collins & Co. Legitimus Long Jungle Machete with Leather Scabbard - dated 1942 U.S. Flags when all fighting finally stopped

when all fighting finally stopped

For its gallantry the 104th Infantry was cited in a general order of the French 32nd Army Corps on 26 April 1918

Each branch of the Wehrmacht (army

was Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar upon which he was fatally shot in 1805 is still a serving ship of the Line

It was phased out gradually

Original U.S. WWII Collins & Co. Legitimus Long Jungle Machete with Leather Scabbard - dated 1942 U.S. Flags when all fighting finally stoppedOriginal Items: Only one available. These long machetes are extremely rare on today's market. Made by Collins & Co. of Hartford, Conn, this is a LEGITIMUS model long jungle machete, later known as the No. 127. The Machete has an impressive overall length of 26 3 4 inches, with a slightly curved 21 3 4 inch Bush Collins machete shape blade. The blade is about 2 1 4 inches wide at the thickest point. The ricasso is nicely marked: U. S. (Collins Emblem)