Croatia, Independent State. A Second War Air Force Officer’s Dagger Hold joining them shortly thereafter

joining them shortly thereafter

and has stood the test of time with some light uniform tarnishing

The interior with an intentionally-designed partial sweatband at the front and emboss stamped

On August 1 1942 Lieutenant Wagner tried to escape from the train in which he was being transported from Bari to Chieti

he requested a reply to his original letter of 1933

Croatia, Independent State. A Second War Air Force Officer’s Dagger Hold joining them shortly thereafterThis is a very well preserved Second War Croatian Air Force officers dagger, measuring 420 mm in length when inserted into the scabbard. The dagger features a 244 mm long magnetic metal blade with a sharpened tip and blunted edges. The ricasso bears an intact brown leather washer covering the seam with the upper crossguard, itself constructed of bronze and presenting as a stylized eagle with wings spread. The crossguard transitions into a knotted