LF&C-1918 trench knife
Hello. Today I am showing another trench knife that I want to buy. After looking at the topics in the forum, I found that this is a good example. The patina is also preserved. The blade is slightly sharpened, but I think the shape has not changed. A small hole is visible at the cross guard. I don't know if this is typical of these knives. On other models of daggers, a poor fit of the blade to the cross guard is a red flag.
Please give your opinion!
Thanks Georgi.
Good one all around!
+1by relicz
Hello again.
The knife has been purchased and is now on its way to my collection. I will upload more pictures once I get it.
Regards Georgi.
Nice pick up Georgi
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Hello. I received the knife today. The skull crusher was not tightened and unscrewed easily. It did not appear that the blade had been removed from the grip any time soon, but at some point the knife was being disassembled. And I did not tighten the skull crusher too much so as not to disturb the patina and not to form signs of disassembly.
I am worried about removing the scabbard. I think that with every removal of the scabbard the blade is injured.
This knife is a good example. Here are some more pictures.
Regards Georgi.
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