Original Danish WWII Unit Marked Aluminum Mess Tin Bayonets Whitehead’s colorful poster shows an

Whitehead’s colorful poster shows an American soldier standing aggressively over a dead German soldiers body with his bayonet in hand

and having spent the last 50 years in storage

The steel scabbard has brass Officer's mounts to top

pins from both Allied and Axis uniforms and hats

The earliest shotguns specifically designed for combat were the trench guns or trench shotguns issued in World War I

Original Danish WWII Unit Marked Aluminum Mess Tin Bayonets Whitehead’s colorful poster shows anOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a seldom seen example of a mess tin. These were produced in the years leading up to and during WWII for use by the Danish military. They bear a striking resemblance to other mess tins used by European countries during the time, especially German ones. Danish mess tins were actually a popular item to be acquired by German soldiers and were repainted and used as a part of their own personal kit, and to find