Original Vietnam War Viet Cong Ho Chi Minh Sandals German Artwork & Posters Raised in 1806 in New

Raised in 1806 in New York City due to rising tensions with Great Britain the 11th became the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Regiment of Artillery

- Dagger-style 6 ¾" high carbon steel blade with a rat tail tang secured by the "skull crusher" end bolt

Action: Double / Single Action

Haphazardly assembled in the Conflict Zone during the Angolan Civil War during the 1970s

For the History of WOOLATON HALL see the great article on Wikipedia

Original Vietnam War Viet Cong Ho Chi Minh Sandals German Artwork & Posters Raised in 1806 in NewOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. These sandals set belonged to a member of the Viet Cong and was brought back to the United States by an American veteran as a trophy of war. Ho Chi Minh sandals are iconic for having been worn by the Vietcong during the Vietnam war. During the war they were considered by many more practical than army boots, because being open they allowed the foot to dry and thus prevented the onset of jungle rot. But what makes