Original WWI Trench Art Fighting Knife Made from Long Shell Fragment & Bullets Martini-Henry Rifle Tulta (Fire) and Varmist (Safe)

Tulta (Fire) and Varmist (Safe)

the haft and blade were both originally covered in silver inlay

One of the few ways through these mountains was the Khyber Pass

Approaching the target

with some dirt and oxidation on the exterior

Original WWI Trench Art Fighting Knife Made from Long Shell Fragment & Bullets Martini-Henry Rifle Tulta (Fire) and Varmist (Safe)Original Item. Only One Available. This is a killer piece of WWI trench art, a long piece of an artillery shell fragment used as the grip for a fighting knife, with the crossguard made from two bullets bent to curve in a quillion style. The knife measures 12 long with a 6 blade. The knife has some wear and cracking but is a phenomenal display piece, obviously not meant to be used as a real fighting knife due to the sharp edges of the handle. A really