All three original liner retaining pins are intact and have most of the original paint on the top
This example has a 17 inch wood shaft with a lead core to what feels like the upper 6 or 7 inches of the head
as well as two large pockets
Fourth Model Burnside Carbines are the least valuable of their ilk
but we can still see that the maker was Heinrich Siebert
Original Post WWII German 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger by Bolte & Anschutz (B & A) - circa 1946 Sterling SMG All three original liner retainingOriginal Item: Only One Available. After the end of WWII, USGI's brought home a multitude of German WWII items, including all types of knives, daggers, and other memorabilia. With occupying forces stationed there, many German companies turned to producing collector's items. The company owned by Fritz Reuss and A. Spiess, Bolte & Anschutz (B&A), had produced items during the war, including small arms, often contracting out to various locations in and