Germany. A Damascus Steel Knife, by Gebrüder Krusius visually-hidden the battleship downed one of

the battleship downed one of the only two Japanese aircraft able to penetrate the combat air patrol

as well as two 60 x 40 mm double-stitched leather pull straps

measuring 26 mm (w) x 36 mm (h)

As it was his First Offence

Scabbard bands are marked with an asterisk (which is standard for Klaas-produced daggers)

Germany. A Damascus Steel Knife, by Gebrüder Krusius visually-hidden the battleship downed one of(Damast Messer). A unique and ornate Damascus steel knife, measuring 270 mm in total length. It features a 162 mm long Damascus steel blade, bearing obverse and reverse ricasso inscriptions. One reads ECHT DAMAST, indicating genuine Damascus steel, while the opposite bears a makers mark of KRUSIUS, SOLINGEN, for the firm of Gebrder Krusius. The blade sits securely within a polished dark wooden handle with dual sided ribbing. Intricate silver fittings