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Layered blues for a quiet Nordic mood—built for long scrolls and clear product focus beside the sticky cabin window.
Wood-toned frames and chip trails keep the buy box grounded—harbor calm meeting cabin warmth without clutter.
The hilt has the same patinated finish as the blade
Tinning was commonly used on items intended for naval use
No doubt hurriedly produced to face what was perceived to be the coming crisis this was either sent to a Coastal Military establishment or to the then very active County Militia to greet the expected Invasion
Year of Manufacture: 1874
Original U.S. WWII Paradummy Gummipuppen Paratrooper Decoy Rupert Doll in Crate Cannons The hilt has the sameOriginal Item: This is an extremely rare U. S. WWII produced Paradummy. A paradummy is a military deception device first used in World War II, intended to imitate a drop of paratroop attackers. This can cause the enemy to shift forces or fires unnecessarily, or lure enemy troops into staged ambushes. The devices were called Rupert dolls by British troops and Oscar by American troops. In the film The Longest Day you can hear the German troops call them
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