Original German WWI Cane of the 10th Grenadiers King Frederick William II No Return We ask you to look

We ask you to look closely at the photographs

This idea that the shield represented one's military identity is enshrined in the Zulu expression

In order to disguise development the Germans designated this weapon MG 13 reversing the numerals in 1931 to 13

Also due to natural leather aging these vary in length and width slightly

Original German WWI Cane of the 10th Grenadiers King Frederick William II No Return We ask you to lookOriginal Item: One of a kind. A very well made officer cane constructed on leather washers over a steel core with white metal silvered top mount. The large top mount completely embossed with military cyphers including skull and cross bones with the top engraved: RESERVE HAT RUH! (Rest for the Reservist) Interesting inlay in top mount of an orange epaulette bearing a yellow "10" for 10th Grenadiers King Frederick William II. The shaft of the can made