Original Scarce Australian WWII 15” Machete with Plastic Handles and Canvas Sheath - Dated 1944 Manufacture Type_Original Items people were told to buy

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Original Scarce Australian WWII 15” Machete with Plastic Handles and Canvas Sheath - Dated 1944 Manufacture Type_Original Items people were told to buyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely "salty" service used example of a WWII Australian Issue Machete, often referred to as a Machete 15 Inch in Australian Army parlance. Correctly marked with a DD "Broad arrow" and dated 1945, these machetes are quite difficult to find on this side of the globe, especially with the original canvas scabbard. This machete is blade marked faintly with D (Broad Arrow) D with DC 44 underneath. The DC is the