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This display board of 27 SAKs is for sale at Mertz Antique Firearms, a longtime purveyor of vintage weapons in Minnesota. He has plenty of close-up photos. Find them under Miscellaneous > Bladed Weapons. (Patience, the website is slow.) He says it’s a factory board but I’m skeptical. Enjoy the guns too.

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deo-pa wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:42 pm This display board of 27 SAKs is for sale at Mertz Antique Firearms, a longtime purveyor of vintage weapons in Minnesota. He has plenty of close-up photos. Find them under Miscellaneous > Bladed Weapons. (Patience, the website is slow.) He says it’s a factory board but I’m skeptical. Enjoy the guns too.

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Pretty cool! Thank you for the info and the pics!! :)
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deo-pa wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:42 pm This display board of 27 SAKs is for sale at Mertz Antique Firearms, a longtime purveyor of vintage weapons in Minnesota. He has plenty of close-up photos. Find them under Miscellaneous > Bladed Weapons. (Patience, the website is slow.) He says it’s a factory board but I’m skeptical. Enjoy the guns too.

Dennis
That kind of looks like the bottom of a drawer in an old dresser in my man-cave ... just throw in some🍺🍺 beer koozies a couple of pairs of sunglasses 8) 🕶🕶👓👓and a couple of Leatherman tools and that's a match ::skeptic::
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deo-pa wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:42 pm This.....
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deo-pa wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:42 pm He says it’s a factory board but I’m skeptical.
I would be a little skeptical, too. Though the board itself could be factory (we'd need a Wenger expert to confirm that), the knives seem to cover quite a span of production. Some have the "dogleg" can opener, and others have the "lobster claw" type. Not having had confirmation from a Wenger expert yet, my guess is that someone found an empty board and filled it with whatever knives he could scare up. Sure was cool to see it, though!
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"He says it’s a factory board but I’m skeptical"

::hmm:: ... Could that board have been something to do with ::paranoid:: ...The 1st Cavalry Division?
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I've got doubts too, but it's a neat display. One thing about it dog they're both army, Swiss and American, ain't that cheesy. ::handshake::
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