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05-17-2019 10:49 AM
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Hello
The heer dagger consist of some funny parts! Ferrule is from a landzoll dagger and the chain on it is from a 1st. Pattern luftwaffe dagger....
The km dagger is the hammered scabbard style, but dont like all the rust on the scabbard! Normally they do not show rust like this... jmo.
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The KM dagger looks good to me, the markings on the blade isn't rust but possible as a result of damp stored and residue has run from the pommel down onto the blade.
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I can't speak to their originality, but I notice initials at the top of the Kreigsmarine scabbard which is a nice bonus.
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Hi Jocke..I have a huge favor to ask of you ,,could you post the same daggers in their prospective forums above as it is necessary for a single study.
Thankyou
Regards Larry
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Thanks for all replies, i will put them in their right forums and hope i can get an answer there.
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BlackCat1982
The KM dagger looks good to me, the markings on the blade isn't rust but possible as a result of damp stored and residue has run from the pommel down onto the blade.
I agree that this is not rust which is specifically iron oxide ie oxidation of a ferrous compound or metal. It is a result of moisture/wetness contamination however caused and hopefully it will not have corroded the blade. We always say do not clean or remove patina but I think this is one of the exceptions where a light or penetrating oil should be tried initially..
I look forward to more discussion when these are reposted in separate threads.
Regards
Mark
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