Germany, Third Reich. A Kyffhäuser League Dress Bayonet Newly Listed with the name Würzburg written

with the name Würzburg written in Gothic script above the eagle

He was sent for training to Camp Borden

the other six are unmarked and come with inscribed hangers ("250

who served and gave their lives in air operations during the Second World War had their names inscribed on Canada's new Bomber Command Memorial Wall at the Bomber Command Museum of Canada

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Germany, Third Reich. A Kyffhäuser League Dress Bayonet Newly Listed with the name Würzburg written(Kyffhuserbund Bajonett). A well preserved Kyffhuser League dress bayonet, measuring 405 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 250 mm long polished magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and a fuller running down the length of each side. The blade sits securely within a one piece nickel plated metal alloy hilt, with the seam covered by an intact blackened leather buffer pad. The hilt features a hooked quillon and