United Kingdom. A Commemorative Commando Knife, "The China-Burma-India Air War" Hold These Type I decorations were

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with a small patch of mothing visible to the reverse wool

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marked 938 and W (for Wagner) on the bottom arm

constructed of a gilded bronze shaft with a dimpled outer circumference

United Kingdom. A Commemorative Commando Knife, "The China-Burma-India Air War" Hold These Type I decorations wereOf modern production and offered by The American Historical Foundation, this knife is one in a series of six made in the United Kingdom to commemorative key or pivotal moments in the second war. Numbered 174, and made to commemorate "The China Burma India Air War" , housed within blue felt lined fitted green case, gilt blade with etchings, measures 30 cm in length, cast handle with ribbing, marked Crown Swords, accompanied by corresponding numbered