Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Trench Raiding Mace - Featured in Book At Arm's Length on Page 31 18th Century This process was exactly how

This process was exactly how they were fit during the period

and this also serves to secure the nib piece in its place… A sharp pull on the lanyard [hooked into the nib piece] withdraws with the nib piece

Included in this historically important set include:

which had introduced the Mark I revolver in 1887 for the British Military

the Germans were halted near St

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Trench Raiding Mace - Featured in Book At Arm's Length on Page 31 18th Century This process was exactly howOriginal Item: Only One Available. Purchased from a collection used in At Arm's Length Trench Clubs and Maces Vol. 1 by David F. Machnicki where this very club is featured on page 31! Please note that the attached page image and copy from the book is copyrighted material and the use of the page is done solely by permission of the author. The design for the trench mace is noticeably different than many known Austrian World War One trench clubs. The