A Scarce Czechoslovakian Air Force Dagger C.1935 By Wlasziovits Newly Listed Marlborough for his "Leading Torpedo

Marlborough for his "Leading Torpedo Operator Course" on October 8

Footnote: Serbian Bravery Medal as awarded to Serbian soldiers in the first year

and below that

NEW YORK" with the Meyer shield logo and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

conscientious and likely to continue to be useful in his present capacity

A Scarce Czechoslovakian Air Force Dagger C.1935 By Wlasziovits Newly Listed Marlborough for his "Leading TorpedoA Scarce Czechoslovakian Air Force Dagger c. 1935 by Wlasziovits All of the fittings, in matte finished brass, show light surface wear, while cross guard centers Czechoslovakian Coat of Arms, a Bohemian Lion; handle is topped by a square shaped pommel; handle entirely made in brass, with imitation ivory grip plates on both sides, showing moderate wear with no cracks or chips. Polished nickel plated blade grades near mint, it is bright and shiny,