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Article about: Hi guys, Like to hear your opinions on my latest find. I got this one for a peanut-price (€100), it came without a scabbard. The missing stamp on the crossguard could mean that it is a nskk

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    Hi guys,

    Like to hear your opinions on my latest find. I got this one for a peanut-price (€100), it came without a scabbard. The missing stamp on the crossguard could mean that it is a nskk dagger (but i could be wrong).
    Interresting is the number on the crossguard (could be the id-number of the owner?).

    The blade is heavely cleaned as it had some pitting that is still showing. Any opinions are welcome!


    greetings
    Eddy
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    the handle and crossguards are real,,the blade is a post-ww 2 manufacture for allied troops so they can get a "souvenir"...usually this blade is found with a plastic handle instead of wood,,,

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    Hi Eddy, Robert is correct.

    Cheers, Ade.

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    thanks for the replies guys,
    it is amazing how good this blade looks! i have some other daggers both sa and nskk. even if you take the dagger apart there is a "schmiedemark" showing. also the crossgrain as exact as a original one.

    greetings,
    eddy

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    Postwar producer
    It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!! - Larry C

    One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C

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    I'll switch the photos in B&A thread.
    I think it may be useful for future research of B&A daggers.

    Regards
    Vedran

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    Are all B&A Daggers post war?

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    Most parts are original, but daggers are assembled after the war.
    B&A daggers " Bolte & Anschutz" Post War Producer

    Regards
    Vedran

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