Reply With QuoteHi Dano,I look forward to pics of the trench knife,I just picked up a British 1828 Mameluke sword and scabbard,in fairly good condition,it is etched with George 1V cypher and crossed lances,not my particular collecting area but Hey,right place right time,I too cannot post pics but my problem is my lack of computer skills,(I dont know how),
regards and thanks,
Don,
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1st February 2012, 06:06 PM #1
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German WWI trench knife
Sure wish I had the capability to post a picture, but I recently picked up the sweetest German WWI trench knife that I have owned. It is the Hughes #12 marked RAISIERMESSER FABRIK and imperial proofed. The handle retains much of the feldgrau finish and will post a pic when capabilities return. Knives/bayos are kind of a sideline for me and this knife shows well when displayed with a few hodgepodge German WWI grenades and the M1916 stalhelm.Dano
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