Postcard of a German Soldier with trench knife

[Reibert]

Is it a DEMAG crank handled trench knife/bayonet ?

Bingo !

[Richie B]

Bingo !

Do I get a prize !

[rbminis]

Very nice photos Reibert!
Congratulations,
Ralph.

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I´m not sure but, IMO, it´s possible, that this soldier´s also wearing a Demag ? ...

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another, IMO, nice, image:

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Very interesting Reibert!
Congratulations! That trench knife looks very much like the latest one that I received.
Ralph.

Hi Ralph !

Two of such knives, sadly, in very bad condition ...

manufacturer:
Union Messer- und Metallwaren Fabrik Zella, St. Blasii

Also Hugo Köller, Solingen, manufactured such type Armeedolch.

[Reibert]

Another nice Postcard, showing a soldier, wearing an Armeedolch, (private purchased with metal handle).

Some terms for trench knives:
Grabendolch, Patrouillendolch, Grabenmesser, Jagd-Dolch, Jagdmesser, Stilett, Dolch, Dolch-Bajonett, (if attachable), Dolchartiges Messer, Dolchartiges Messer für Infanterie, Militärdolch, Armeedolch, Militär-Dolchmesser, Dolchmesser, Nahkampfdolch, Nahkampfmesser.

[rbminis]

Another nice Postcard, showing a soldier, wearing an Armeedolch, (private purchased with metal handle).

Some terms for trench knives:
Grabendolch, Patrouillendolch, Grabenmesser, Jagd-Dolch, Jagdmesser, Stilett, Dolch, Dolch-Bajonett, (if attachable), Dolchartiges Messer, Dolchartiges Messer für Infanterie, Militärdolch, Armeedolch, Militär-Dolchmesser, Dolchmesser, Nahkampfdolch, Nahkampfmesser.

Very nice Reibert!
One day I would like to aquire one of this design.
Ralph.

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Here´s an other, very nice image of German soldiers of WWI, with an, (private purchased), Armeedolch: