Morocco, Kingdom. A Silver Khanjar Hold 1946) was a German Field

1946) was a German Field Marshal who served as chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (Supreme Command of the Armed Forces) for most of the Second World War

1912 by Royal Decree and awarded to soldiers and civilians who took part in the attack against the Ottoman Empire after landing in Libya

600 Mexican Army soldiers and Cherokee warriors and defeated them outside of San Antonio de Bexar along Salado Creek

warned that there would be at most three feet depth due to the tides

the front also features a machine-embroidered tri-colour cockade measuring 20 mm in diameter

Morocco, Kingdom. A Silver Khanjar Hold 1946) was a German FieldKhanjar with a curved steel blade, magnetic, bevelled from the mid point to the tip on the inward curving edge and bevelled for four fifths of the length from the tip on the outward curving edge, with very sharp edges and a very sharp tip, the reverse ricasso marked, partially legible, the left end cut off and somewhat hidden by the overlapping ferrule but "OIMDL" above "WON" clearly visible on the right end, raised ferrule is silver with a band along