Polish dress dagger pre ww2 called kordziki

[zet]

Hi Folks sorry for staying in silence.
Here is another type of Polish dress dagger called model 1924year.
All fittings were made of yellow metal in most cases gilded .Here is one made without maker mark.Standard etching Honor i Ojczyzna .Navy dagger has anchor on the reverse blade.this dagger is a little different than major maker Borowski.Attachment 402813Attachment 402814Attachment 402817Attachment 402820Attachment 402822Attachment 402824Attachment 402825Attachment 402826Attachment 402827Attachment 402828Attachment 402829Attachment 402830Attachment 402831Attachment 402832

[zet]

Another well known maker of this type daggers is Alfons Mann but it is hard to find dagger like this.Attachment 402848Attachment 402850Attachment 402851Attachment 402852Attachment 402853Attachment 402854Attachment 402855Attachment 402857

[zet]

Here is a unique dagger made by uknown maker You can it in Zachuta book from collection Jan BajdaAttachment 402866Attachment 402867Attachment 402868Attachment 402869Attachment 402870Attachment 402871Attachment 402872Attachment 402873

[Polishboy]

I was wondering about your thoughts on this Polish Dress Dagger.
I have never seen another like it. All the fittings are bright colored brass or Gilt.
The handle is jet black color. No maker Identification but Engraving looks genuine. A dealer had it for sale and my pics are not so good because of the poor lighting in the auditorium. The fittings looked suspicious and they are not the usual silver/pewter color of the genuine article. I suspect that it was made in Russia or Germany or is a total fake. Any thoughts ?????
Polishboy

[zet]

it is a newly made in łódz in Poland. I think by company souvenir , this is not from ww2 era regards Ted

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Hello Ted, welcome back and thanks posting this interesting series of daggers for us to learn from, and also for answering Polishboy's question.

Can you verify that all of your photos showing up properly? After each post there are a series of "Attachment" links that might be an indication not all of them are being posted.

Regards,
Tony