Germany. A Damascus Steel Knife, by Gebrüder Krusius visually-hidden measuring 26 mm (w) x

measuring 26 mm (w) x 36 mm (h)

and a silver content number of “900”

the battleship downed one of the only two Japanese aircraft able to penetrate the combat air patrol

The exterior of the side walls is fully lined with a smooth black doeskin wool

Germany. A Damascus Steel Knife, by Gebrüder Krusius visually-hidden measuring 26 mm (w) x(Damast Messer). A unique and ornate Damascus steel knife, measuring 270 mm in total length. It features a 162 mm long Damascus steel blade, bearing obverse and reverse ricasso inscriptions. One reads ECHT DAMAST, indicating genuine Damascus steel, while the opposite bears a makers mark of KRUSIUS, SOLINGEN, for the firm of Gebrder Krusius. The blade sits securely within a polished dark wooden handle with dual sided ribbing. Intricate silver fittings