Null Coutrot trench knife.
Wooden handle (crack). Iron crosspiece stamped "G.P"…

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Coutrot trench knife. Wooden handle (crack). Iron crosspiece stamped "G.P". Leather gusset and scabbard. A.B.E.

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Coutrot trench knife. Wooden handle (crack). Iron crosspiece stamped "G.P". Leather gusset and scabbard. A.B.E.

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