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knife trick that is Soviet?
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#12
I haven't a clue what this is. It may just be made for the public, but I don't think so because of the serial number and the tightly fitted sheath. Now, it is a matter for someone else because - at least in the U.S. all military issue non-folding knives have had a bayonet loop since the Civil War. Daggers, however, are a different matter. Either way, it is older than it looks at first, I would guess.

Phillip
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deValcourt Wrote:I haven't a clue what this is. It may just be made for the public, but I don't think so because of the serial number and the tightly fitted sheath. Now, it is a matter for someone else because - at least in the U.S. all military issue non-folding knives have had a bayonet loop since the Civil War. Daggers, however, are a different matter. Either way, it is older than it looks at first, I would guess.

Phillip

Thanks are in fact agree with you .. not civil, and not American and old enough, I think the countries of the former Soviet bloc may post WWII. I am very happy because I also found from the same seller the "knob" (the top of the handle) ... If the voucher instead .. Tell me you know very specialized international forum on the blades, I did a lot of research but still nothing ..
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#14
enveroxa if it's a military, it's not eastern block, I would dig towards the western Europeans, China, Korea a county who would copy the Us shield
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ph3s Wrote:enveroxa if it's a military, it's not eastern block, I would dig towards the western Europeans, China, Korea a county who would copy the Us shield

Yes please, I'm looking for among these that you recommended but nothing Nahor
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#16
Central America? Lots of U.S. involvement there over the years... Just ask Oliver North....
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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#17
CtahhR Wrote:... Just ask Oliver North....

I'm sorry... I can't recall... :laff
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#18
Hello I found and I am very happy.:chuckle:chuckle:D
Chinese-made and equipment used by the Albanian Albanian Republic of Guard During 1970-1990 period.
Look at these beautiful pictures ...
See you soon


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Thanks for sharing :thumbsup
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