Original U.S. WWII T-5 Parachute Bag Marked to 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment with Replaced Hooks - GVM Marked British Uniform This is a sword that

This is a sword that would be difficult to upgrade from

Showing use and some rust staining to the butt cap this pistol is in great shape and fully functional

Originally there was only one pattala but this was subsequently divided into sections which included a Randaku pattala (golden sword armory or workshop)

or other structural issues

Bayonet comes complete with brass mounted black leather scabbard which shows heavy crazing and cracking to the leather

Original U.S. WWII T-5 Parachute Bag Marked to 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment with Replaced Hooks - GVM Marked British Uniform This is a sword thatOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely T 5 Parachute bag used on D Day by a Paratrooper in the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne. It is stamped with the initials of 502 Parachute Infantry Regiment commander George Van Horn Moseley (GVM). All 101st Airborne parachutes and reserve chutes had the initials of their commanders stamped for D Day. The hooks on this example were replaced later, but the initials confirm that this bag