Germany, Empire. A Prussian Automobile Corps Dagger Auction from Indian Harbor

from Indian Harbor

He was killed on 21 Aug 1943 when the Halifax aircraft that he was in had both starboard engines fail and it crashed at Bruntingthorpe Village

Dublin 1853 and became a Fellow of the Royal Society of Van Diemen

South Shields

than for their precise descriptions of scenes and events which the author had witnessed

Germany, Empire. A Prussian Automobile Corps Dagger Auction from Indian HarborA First War Imperial Prussian Automobile Corps Dagger Measuring 460 mm, with the scabbard on, this dagger features a 315 mm etched steel blade, with a sharpened edge, remaining bright and crisp, with a semi sharp tip, the reverse ricasso unmarked. The blade itself exhibits a beautifully engraved ornate fillagree pattern on both sides and on the blade spine, the obverse inscribed "MIT GOTT FR KAISER u. REICH" (With God For Kaiser and Reich) in a ribbon