Original U.S. WWII Style USAAF Bomber and Air Crew Serrated Crash Axe - 56D6221 Flintlock Pistols Many of the decorative elements

Many of the decorative elements found on this sword stem from Napoleon's time in Egypt and the Battles of THE NILE and LES PYRAMIDS

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This display is non-firing

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The French M-1822 was the last flintlock infantry musket to see widespread use in the French army and remained in production for about 2 decades

Original U.S. WWII Style USAAF Bomber and Air Crew Serrated Crash Axe - 56D6221 Flintlock Pistols Many of the decorative elementsOriginal Item: Only One Available. In very good condition, this is the real thing: a CRASH AXE used by Air Crewmen to break out of damaged aircraft. Heavy hard Rubber permanently attached handle cover with large curved blade axe head with a straight spike protruding rearward. Measures 15 1 4 inches long, with a 8 inch long head. The quarter circle cutting head has large teeth near the top, which helmed cut through metal more effectively. This style of