World War 1 American Bayonet Sword vintage filing sanitary envelopes and would have

sanitary envelopes and would have been laid in horizontal stacks and pulled out by customers

This vintage sconce is constructed of brass

This book exhibits some creasing around the corners on the cover

This piece features a reverse-painted glass pane inlaid with gold foil lettering

a previously British-produced line of shaving and grooming supplies

World War 1 American Bayonet Sword vintage filing sanitary envelopes and would have1918; Springfield Armory Springfield, MA The Springfield Armory was the primary producer of United States military firearms from 1777 to 1968, and this World War 1 bayonet is one of the many items that passed through their factory. One side of the blade is marked with "US 936444" while the other side reads "S A 1918" with the Springfield Armory's flaming bomb logo. The hardened leather scabbard is splitting. Rust is present on the blade and hilt.