Germany, Imperial. A Kaiser Wilhelm Ii Silver Table Knife By D. Vollgold & Sohn Hold It is signed in blue

It is signed in blue ink by a Major and Wing Commander

Colonel David Shoup was the senior officer of the landing forces and warned his troops that there would be a 50-50 chance that they would need to wade ashore

flanked by an illegible district stamp

Italian and German forces during the War

finishing his career with postings to HMS Daedalus in July 1947

Germany, Imperial. A Kaiser Wilhelm Ii Silver Table Knife By D. Vollgold & Sohn Hold It is signed in blue(Silbernes Tafelmesser). Constructed of silver, consisting of a plain, non serrated blade set within a finely decorated handle, with one side bearing the monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the other side bearing a Hohenzollern imperial eagle, the blade stamped with a crescent moon and crown indicating German manufacture, a silver content number of 800, and a mark of D. VOLLGOLD & SOHN for the Berlin based silversmith, measuring 222 mm in length, weighing