Original Imperial German WWI Era Miniature "Salesman's Sample" Edged Weapons with Scabbards - Lion’s Head Sword & 1870 Prussian Infantry Sword Japanese Militaria When the British Board of

When the British Board of Ordnance appointed a Select Committee in 1864 the Snider system was swiftly adopted with the first breech loaders being issued in 1865 to British forces

(Circa 1936/1937-1945)

There is a tag below the collar of the uniform that reads:

Its ferry mission canceled

taken during combat when it was at its worst

Original Imperial German WWI Era Miniature "Salesman's Sample" Edged Weapons with Scabbards - Lion’s Head Sword & 1870 Prussian Infantry Sword Japanese Militaria When the British Board ofOriginal Items: Only One Set of Three Available. These are some very nice examples of "Miniature" German Edged weapons, which have been observed from several different makers. Often referred to as "salesman samples", there is definitely debate over the purpose of these miniature daggers, which are quite useful as letter openers as well. They are constructed much as the full size daggers, but the idea of a miniature dagger to be used as a sample by