Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Massive Mace Style Trench Raiding Club U.S. Ordnance Members of the 36th Division's

Members of the 36th Division's 142nd Infantry arriving as reinforcements on 5 May tipped the Battle for Castle Itter in favor of a combined U

350 high explosive shells fell on the 52nd Brigade sector killing 14 and wounding 84 * * *

formed in an oblate spheroid pattern and soldered together at the rim

was fighting in Belgium at the time and kept this newspaper as a remembrance for his return

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Massive Mace Style Trench Raiding Club U.S. Ordnance Members of the 36th Division'sOriginal Item: Only One Available. This totally original incredible example has a massive 26 1 2 inch wood shaft with a 5 inch barbed iron head and a 5 inch spike to the top. Overall it measures 31 1 2 inches in length and is the most astounding impressive example of a Great War trench club we have ever encountered! The head of the club is encircled with five rows of 4 iron protrusions, which would shatter a soldier's skull with ease. Reminiscent of a