Original U.S. WWII Collins & Co Legitimus Model Machete Dated 1944 With USMC Marked Canvas Scabbard Martini-Henry Parts Establishing this jacket's affiliation with

Establishing this jacket's affiliation with the 381st was only made stronger by locating an original photo of the B-17 "Touch the Button Nell II" in the National Air and Space Museum archives which was marked to indicate it was in fact a ship from the 381st bomb group

where he died August 5th 1942

- One Ribbon from a German WWII Eastern Front Medal

The front center of the hat band has a hand embroidered

these are the front 2" of the Thompson SMG receivers leaving the barrel threads and grip mount slot intact

Original U.S. WWII Collins & Co Legitimus Model Machete Dated 1944 With USMC Marked Canvas Scabbard Martini-Henry Parts Establishing this jacket's affiliation withOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1826, two brothers, Samuel Watkinson Collins (age 24) and David Collins (age 21) along with their wealthy cousin, William Wells, purchased the old Humphrey gristmill along the Farmington River in South Canton with the intention to produce high quality ground axes. The Collins Company line of products would grow over the years to include not only axes, but also machetes, hatchets adzes, brush hooks, picks, shovels,