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Good point Larry. Be nice if people could leave well enough alone!! Too many tinker with these fine collector items for no reason. Worse still are 98k rifle stocks that were sanded and had new finishes applied. Not worth much back in the 50s or 60s but these days untouched examples bringing big bucks from collectors.
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07-20-2016 04:27 AM
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A decent and honest later SA. From the looks of the grip, I would say that this one was pretty much unissued. Whatever handling has been done to it was done, no doubt, by the GI that brought it back with him-probably the same one that took it apart and sharpened the blade with what looks to have been a wet stone. Nicely done, but shouldn't have been...but who knew back then? At any rate, there's nothing major wrong with it-it's a nice piece. Well found!
Last edited by Wagriff; 07-21-2016 at 09:28 AM.
William
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Thank you. I am very grateful to those who responded to my question . My doubts were scatter . Yes, this is my first dagger , and not the last
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Looks good IMO. I do agree with Larry that the dagger appears to have been opened... The screw on the bottom fitting shows this as well.
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[QUOTE=dijuce;1650210]Thank you. I am very grateful to those who responded to my question .
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