Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Heavy Metal Trench Raiding Club with Barbed Wire Fence Stake Handle - Featured in “At Arms Length: Trench Clubs” Volume I & II by David F. Machnicki - Only Known Example of Type Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts The percussion lock is marked

The percussion lock is marked BRIDESBURG and is dated 1863 with the Federal eagle insignia still visible

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Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Heavy Metal Trench Raiding Club with Barbed Wire Fence Stake Handle - Featured in “At Arms Length: Trench Clubs” Volume I & II by David F. Machnicki - Only Known Example of Type Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts The percussion lock is markedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Purchased directly from David F. Machnicki, the author of At Arm's Length Trench Clubs and Maces (Vol. II), where this very club is featured on page 37! This example is ALSO featured in At Arm's Length Trench Clubs and Knives (Vol. 1) on page 33! Please note that the attached page image from the book is copyrighted material and the use of the page is done by permission of the author. A printed copy of the page will