Germany, Imperial. A First World War Trench/Fighting Knife Newly Listed Japan signed the Geneva Convention

Japan signed the Geneva Convention in 1886 and in the following year

backed by emanating rays and framed within a square

-Einde 9 DEN HAAG" on the black felt support with pinback on the reverse

two in navy blue embroidery on white cotton

Accompanied by her Royal Canadian Air Force Bracelet (sterling silver gilt with an affixed sterling silver and enamelled RCAF insignia

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Trench/Fighting Knife Newly Listed Japan signed the Geneva Convention(Erster Weltkrieg Grabendolch Kampfmesser). A well preserved First World War trench fighting knife, measuring 27. 5 cm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 14. 5 cm long magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and lower edge. The blade sits securely within a magnetic metal core and features a crossguard with a hooked quillon. The handle grip consists of two pieces of dark lacquered wood with ribbing carved into the centre