Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Relic San Martino Model Trench Raiding Club with Broken Shaft - From the Collection of At Arm's Length: Trench Clubs and Knives Author David F. Machnicki Lewis Gun The Heer Eagle fared a

The Heer Eagle fared a bit worse

the Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914

and actually the soldered seam has separated on the lower half of the cross

There is also a lot of rotting across the leather

The EMP includes a special safety in front of the trigger guard

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Relic San Martino Model Trench Raiding Club with Broken Shaft - From the Collection of At Arm's Length: Trench Clubs and Knives Author David F. Machnicki Lewis Gun The Heer Eagle fared aOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Purchased directly from David F. Machnicki, author of the standard reference At Arm's Length: Trench Clubs and Knives (Vol. I), this is an outstanding battlefield relic example of an Austro Hungarian World War I trench club of the well known San Martino pattern. Named after Mount San Martino, where during the summer of 1916 the Italian Army captured and documented these clubs from Austro Hungarian forces, this has become