Original South African Air Force SAAF Dagger by WKC Magazines It still retains a lot

It still retains a lot of the original black paint

It is marked TORINO in an oval over an 1873 date on the barrel

The best-known work on the battle is 1957's The Bridge at Remagen by the American author Ken Hechler In 1968 David L

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Original South African Air Force SAAF Dagger by WKC Magazines It still retains a lotOriginal Item: Only One Available. Produced in the 1960s by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co of Solingen, Germany, this is a South African Air Force (SAAF) dagger. Reverse ricasso features the knight's head WKC logo. Features silvered hilt fittings that show almost no surface wear with virtually 99% of the gilding remaining on the nozzle shaped pommel and crossguard. Obverse reverse langets have bordered motto, PER ASPERA AD ASTRA meaning "through hardships