Partisan Converted Hitler Youth Knife 300 Auction Archive s hand written note to

s hand written note to Canadian Department of Defence (dated 1907)

Footnote: Herbert Harry T Sslvidge was born in Somerset England in 1886 and was wroking as a Packer in Philadephia USA before enlisting in October 1917 at Toronto

the body was removed by the Allied authorities and laid to rest in the Bretteville-Sur-Laize Canadian War Cemetery

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150 others received training in ground trades and skills

Partisan Converted Hitler Youth Knife 300 Auction Archive s hand written note toPartisan Converted Hitler Youth Knife This 245 mm long knife's blade has had the Hitler Youth motto "Blut und Ehre" (Blood and Honor) erased, exhibits pitting and scratches overall, maker marked "RZM M7 93" on the ricasso (Ewald Cleff, Solingen), buffer pad intact, hilt fittings exhibit loss of nickel plating, exposing the raw steel below, contact marks at the base of the pommel, black bakelite grip plates on both sides have been carved into, exposing