Looks like some kind of survival machete
More like a meat cleaver from a field kitchen-proportions and shape don't look like any machete/panga I've ever seen.
meat cleaver,possible military butcher.
Reibert
I think the Italian name is Mannarese.
WorldWar Forum • Leggi argomento - macete 1ww/manarrese
"Non è un machete,ma un mannarese italiano.Non saprei dire se della prima o seconda guerra mondiale.Probabilmente fu utilizzato in entrambi i conflitti.E' un attrezzo di moltecipli utilità"
Babelfish translation
"It is not a machete, but an Italian mannarese.I couldn't say if the first or second world war.Probably it was used in both conflicts.And ' a moltecipli Utility tool."
Il manuale per gli allievi ufficiali di fanteria (ed. 1941) lo inserisce, insieme alla roncola, al picozzino da cavalleria ed a molti altri utensili, fra gli attrezzi per i "lavori del campo di battag
Babelfish translation
The manual for students of infantry officers (ed. 1941) puts it, along with the picozzino from roncola cavalry and many other tools, including tools for the "works of the field of battle.
From eBay
RARO MANNARESE ITALIANO CON FODERO WW1 1GM WW2 NO SCAVO | eBay
More Italian
mannarese e roncola
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https://www.google.co.uk/search?um=1...ed=0CFIQvgUoAQ
That's it I'm afraid.
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Richie B
Yes, Richie, you´re right, thx. !
Mannarese
Buffetteria mannarese in canapa
Equipaggiamento fanteria - page 18
A Ravoli cutter.
Seriously, just look at it!-it's a meat cleaver-even has the characteristic hole in the upper front quarter of the blade for hanging from a utensil rack-those websites are known to be run by 'catering deniers' keen to cover up Fascist use of kitchen ware as weapons...
'Catering deniers' Excellent!
The correct name is mannaia
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