Can anybody tell whether this is a genuine WW2 Russian Knife? I have been offered it but unsure of its worth?
thanks - Ian
Can anybody tell whether this is a genuine WW2 Russian Knife? I have been offered it but unsure of its worth?
thanks - Ian
Here is my friend's grandfather original NR-40 knife:
ÑÀÂÀØ :: Ïðîñìîòð òåìû - Íîæ ðàçâåä÷èêà (ÍÐ-40)
The sheath and handle are wartime made, but you can check the blade.
Hi thanks - my blade has no markings of any sort??
Ian
Hi Ian, this is not a standard pattern knife compared to others I have seen. Personally I would pass on it.
Cheers, Ade.
Ade
Thanks for the good advice - as ever!
Ian
P.S. What might you expect to pay for a decent knife? Were they widely carried?
Hi Ian, they are not easy to find. I saw one a few years ago at Beltring for £65, which on reflection, I should have bought.
They were not general issue and were really only worn by scouts etc.
Cheers, Ade.
Ade is correct... That knife is not a Soviet scout knife. Real knives are pretty tough to come by. There were a fair number that came out of Polish military stocks several years ago, then they were gone in an instant.
Mike
Thanks Guys, that's helped a lot!
Long live this forum!
Ian
I used to find them at Polish fleamarkets and sold one on ebay a couple of years ago and got $225 as I recall...maybe more.
I have one still in my collection and will post photos soon. It's a typical one in very nice condition.
The knife illustrated above has some familiar features. Austrian or German perhaps?
Hi !
Found this thread right now.
Look at here:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/axis-...ng-knife-8273/
In my eyes, this one is identical in construction !
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