Original Pre WWII Royal Hungarian 4th Nagyvárad Honved Infantry Regiment Officer Shako Knives & Daggers The Modoc Indians were a

The Modoc Indians were a small tribe living in northern California near Tule Lake and Lost River

Many of these same instruments are still in use today by some states

attached to the helmet with Aluminum "Lion's Head" attachment pins

and is most likely the best example that we have ever seen

This 1st Foliage Pattern camouflage T-5 Parachute Canopy was used by a trooper of the 82nd Airborne Division who landed east of Groesbeek and Groesbeek Heights on September 17

Original Pre WWII Royal Hungarian 4th Nagyvárad Honved Infantry Regiment Officer Shako Knives & Daggers The Modoc Indians were aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a beautiful Royal Hungarian Army Enlisted Shako, which dates back to the Pre WWII period, after Hungary gained independence from Austria. The design of the shako is rather standard, featuring a large front plate that bears the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Hungary. Below the coat of arms is a banner that reads "KIRLYRT S HAZRT", which means "For King and Country" in Hungarian. This is the motto of the Royal