Austria, Empire. A Rare Lloyd's Dagger Auction at the end of which

at the end of which he had attained the rank of Lieutenant

O’Connor suggested that perhaps everyone would be satisfied if Canada instituted a unique award for the men of the first contingent

maker marked “L/56” (for Funk & Brüninghaus

one with a pinback

Henry Frehrcking

Austria, Empire. A Rare Lloyd's Dagger Auction at the end of whichAustrian made, dagger with a nickel plated steel blade, magnetic, with sharp edges and a very sharp tip, with a red felt washer at the base of blade, exhibiting marks common to extraction from the scabbard along with surface wear and measuring 262 mm in length, the blade rating fine. The crossguard, handle and pommel are in bronze gilt, all of which incorporate a series of ornate swirls, leafing and shell designs, the centre portion on both sides of