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WW1 German Officer's Captured Cut-throat Razor with Box - Pretoria Regiment War Trophy

WW1 German Officer's Captured Cut-throat Razor with Box - Pretoria Regiment War Trophy

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South Africa

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** WW1 German Officer's Captured Cut-throat Razor w/ Box (Pretoria Regiment War Trophy).**

This item remains in a GOOD, USED CONDITION- Engraved Graphic Design Relief is complete. Age-related wear is visible due to handling. Original storage box is present. Blade remains sharp & must be handled with care. **ITEMS ARE SECOND-HAND.**

** INSPECT PICTURES CAREFULLY AS THEY FORM AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE DESCRIPTION.**

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ORIGIN: German Empire

TOTAL : x 2

YEAR : 1914 -

MANUFACTURER: J.A. Henckels, Solingen. Zwillingswerk.

CAMPAIGN : German South-West Africa 1915.

An EXCELLENT example of a WW1 German Officer's Captured Cut-throat Razor with storage box. This piece appears to be in a well-preserved state, handling marks are evident. The Motto of the Pretoria Regiment, ' Nulli Secundus ' is rendered in an engraved cursive script and translates as ' Second to None '. This Unit was formed in 1913, and served at Aus & Tschaukaib , before advancing on Tsumeb in 1915 during the South-West Africa Campaign.

The ideal addition to any First World War, German & South African Militaria collection or display.

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