Original Dutch WWII Pair of Posters - Sabotage Warning & American Marine Recruitment - Rare Garand & U.S. Rifles The rear of the blade

The rear of the blade only has an edge for the last 8 inches

the primary design objectives of the Tank Helmet were to provide:

While the RPD began production in 1944 this example is a post WWII RPD Soviet Machine gun

A previous owner did much research on Corporal Hickey and a full file of information including his medals

This is a nice late WW2 "last ditch" issue Japanese Model 30 Arisaka rifle bayonet with straight cross guard and blade bearing no markings

Original Dutch WWII Pair of Posters - Sabotage Warning & American Marine Recruitment - Rare Garand & U.S. Rifles The rear of the bladeOriginal Items. Only One Pair Available. This is a tremendous pair of Dutch WWII era posters with two distinct purposes. The first poster warns against using objects to block roads which could be considered sabotage, and is dated September 8th, 1944. The second poster dates after VE Day but before VJ Day, and urges Dutch citizens to enlist in the U. S. Marine Corps, travel to America for training, and be sent to the Pacific front to help end the War