An Early Sa Dagger By Adolf Völker, Schmalkalden Archive Brodie was transferred to the

Brodie was transferred to the 38th Infantry Battalion "Royal Ottawa Battalion" for service in the French theatre on May 23

His athletic aptitudes included bike riding

from December 1916 to June 1917

and Printed Sample (printed in red ink on a beige paper stock

held in place with eleven large capped rivets just inside the outer edge and one smaller central rivet at the rear neck line

An Early Sa Dagger By Adolf Völker, Schmalkalden Archive Brodie was transferred to theA standard SA Dagger measuring 369 mm with the scabbard on, withAlles fr Deutschland (Everything for Germany) engraved on the obverse side of the blade and maker marked Adolf Vlker, Schmalkalden on the reverse ricasso. The nickel plated steel (magnetic) blade exhibits semi pronounced in out runner marks with semi sharp edges and a sharp tip. The nickel plated aluminum fittings on the crossguard are SA Group marked Sa in the center of the reverse of