mindcrime1988
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I found this a few inches in the ground on the edge of a foxhole here in Germany. It is broken in a few places but the dimensions are: 4 1/4" (10.8 cm) long and 1 1/8" (2.7 cm) at its widest point. There are two holes on either side to secure it to a pole or stick. I personally think it's a guidon tip because of the porous metal it is made out of and it is somewhat light. But I do not know if WWII troops carried guidon‘s into battle either! But I’ll admit that I am not an expert in that field. A buddy of mine seems to think it's a spearhead but I just do not think so because as I've stated, the metal seems awfully brittle to be used in that manner. Any thoughts?