Question is who is the maker,and look unplayed with post war?Minty dagger,but no maker probably hurts it some.
Vet bringback Luft,no maker,info appreciated
Question is who is the maker,and look unplayed with post war?Minty dagger,but no maker probably hurts it some.
Not at all TC ..there are No maker produced Luftwaffe daggers and should not detract from the value.
Can you show a photo of the oakleaf relief on top of the crossguard ? Please
Regards Larry
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!- Larry C
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TC,
Do you have any history on the vet who brought this one back,, unit, ect.. Looks like a very nice dagger..
Smitty
Nice Lufty TC,
I also have the same deal, No maker mark and a twisted pair wire wrap.
Larry is asking for the oak leaf pattern on the cross guard because it will tell which maker used that type of generic hand guard.
Found that out when I posted mine
Semper Fi
Phil
Thanks guys!Here are a couple pics.My friend bought it from his neigbor about 15 years ago who was a ww2 vet,he has since died.He was in Germany at the end.
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