Original British WWII Life Preserver Ring Purportedly from Battle of Dunkirk Trawler Fina Britannia at Port of Dunkirk Antique Smith & Wessons we believe was made in

we believe was made in England and nicely stamped into the leather headband is the maker's mark of the British Royal Coat of Arms and:

Unlike army musicians who form bands and will usually be limited to auxiliary duties in wartime

There are no markings on the crossguard

It was manufactured in 1944 for the US Army

making this a particularly vicious weapon

Original British WWII Life Preserver Ring Purportedly from Battle of Dunkirk Trawler Fina Britannia at Port of Dunkirk Antique Smith & Wessons we believe was made inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a French manufactured life ring constructed in manner and materials constant with the 1940s and painted orange. It is Purportedly from Trawler Fina Britannia which was home ported in Dunkirk (Dunkerque) at the time of the Battle of Dunkirk which occurred between May 26, 1940 Jun 4, 1940. The trawler was sunk in the English Channel during the evacuation. We have no provenance for this account. The ring is