Re: Old Dagger - maybe German



On 29 May 2007 21:43:13 -0700, Barry <theowlnose@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am trying to ID this old dagger. It has a German inscription and a
German designer. It has four etched flags, two on the top appear to
be composites and the two on the bottom are Turkey and Bulgaria. The
top right flag has an iron cross centered in the upper right
quadrant. I have no clue regarding the age. This may predate WW 1.
It has a black, plain metal sheath. It is sharp and is about 11"
overall.

http://www.southshore.com/~bposter/info/HPIM2633.JPG
http://www.southshore.com/~bposter/info/HPIM2636.JPG

Any information regarding the year and what this knife might be
celebrating would be helpful.

Barry


The pattern is a common German one...dating back, at least, to the
late 19th century. Often made for export,
The flags suggest (to me) a WW1 commemorative....Imperial Germany and
allies.
But I am guessing.

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