United States. An MC1 Paratrooper Switchblade, by Camillus Newly Listed twenty-seven rusted nails holding the

twenty-seven rusted nails holding the backer in place on the reverse

on a thin white paper stock

a field-worn and scarce variant identified as a “linen style” Type 10 title in “The Cuff Titles of the Wehrmacht” by Sascha Weber

stamped outside of the pin

Footnote: “Property of the Flying Corps” found on watches between 1914 and 1918

United States. An MC1 Paratrooper Switchblade, by Camillus Newly Listed twenty-seven rusted nails holding theA Paratroopers switch blade, by Camillus New York, featuring a sharp stainless steel blade with brass sliding lock and release button on the side featuring bright orange isoplaste glass filled nylon, the other device is a steel hook blade knife used for cutting ropes, measures 110 mm (w) x 17. 5 mm (h), remains near extremely fine condition. Footnote: The MC 1 Paratrooper Switchblade was produced primarily by Camillus Cutlery Company beginning in the