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Heer (??) dagger scabbard predicament...on Luftwaffe dagger

Article about: I posted about this somewhere on this site....there are so many selection & my knowledge abut what is what is very limited. John Carhart, local WW-2 nose gunner died about 4 years ago...

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    I posted about this somewhere on this site....there are so many selections & my knowledge about what is what is very limited.

    John Carhart, local WW-2 nose gunner died about 4 years ago.... I bought his blades from the estate. Normally, I wouldnt keep anything in damaged condition, but Donna picked several out from the 150 plus swords & daggers to keep & this is one of them.

    I bought some stuff from an intnet ad, including the scabbard pictured w/dagger inserted.
    The original scabbard is dented & bent. I had thought I could take the hanger attachments off the damaged one & put on the good one......not so.... some one here told me.

    What course of action is there........if any???

    Is there a scabbard guru available on this site.....or any site...???

    PJH
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    Hello PJ..could you post these separately in their own thread for further study of details?

    Please supply photos of the crossguards front and back
    Blade producer logos
    Pommel front and back
    numbering if any beneath the Luft sword crossguard
    and front an back photos of the scabbard in question.

    I will move this thread to the Luftwaffe Dagger sub forum.

    Regards Larry
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