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1918 Aulion........Now running in for Sale Forum
Thanks........Dave
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David Anthony
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Welcome to the forum, normally we don't like to see "advertising" posts in the forum sections, but its been kind of slow here so we'll make this a "learning opportunity"
The AuLion was the only maker of these knives to actually see combat in WWI.
Many of these "Knuckle duster" knives were also re-issued in WW2. A favorite of the paratroops, you will frequently see one or both of the hand guard sides to be ground down to allow a closer fit to the body.
Last edited by Mr. Jerry; 07/28/2010 03:01 PM.
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Point well taken about the post........
Good info about the Aulion......I did not realize it
was the only ones to see combat....Why is it that
the LF&C knifes did not?.......
Nice Helmet.......Best Reguards Dave
David Anthony
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