Help identifying a Dagger
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LostandFound
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Help identifying a Dagger
Can someone help me identify this dagger? An internet search has it most closely related to Solingen, but I don't see any markings that can verify that. It is also missing a gold/copper colored crest inlay on the back.
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Madmarco
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Re: Help identifying a Dagger
I don't know anything about your dagger, L&F, other than how cool it is! 
I'd also like to 
you to AAPK! 
Don't be discouraged, there are likely folks who do know about your knife, so be patient 
and wait for them to view this thread. That's a great knife you have there! 
I'd also like to you to AAPK! Don't be discouraged, there are likely folks who do know about your knife, so be patient and wait for them to view this thread. That's a great knife you have there! -
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Re: Help identifying a Dagger
Could it possibly be a letter opener?
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Josey Wales: "To hell with them fellas. Buzzards got to eat, same as worms."
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Madmarco
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Re: Help identifying a Dagger
That possibility crossed my mind too, 
Skip, but then came to think it might be a bit heavy, not that letter openers have weight limits, but more like they are traditionally light in weight and easy to use.
Skip, but then came to think it might be a bit heavy, not that letter openers have weight limits, but more like they are traditionally light in weight and easy to use. -
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Re: Help identifying a Dagger
Whatever it is, it’s pretty dang awesome.
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"What can this strange device be?
When I touch it, it gives forth a sound.
It’s got wires that vibrate and give music.
What can this thing be that I’ve found?”
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herbva
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Re: Help identifying a Dagger
Looks like a very cool letter opener to me.
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Re: Help identifying a Dagger
The handle appears to be cast pewter or some other material that was then treated to look like cast pewter.
While it may have been made in Europe, I’m more inclined to think it would have been made in Asia, likely within the last 40-50 years. If it’s any older than that, I’d be surprised.
Letter opener or not, the overall appearance of it (especially the knight head in the guard) gives off a theatrical or “wall-hanger” vibe.
While it may have been made in Europe, I’m more inclined to think it would have been made in Asia, likely within the last 40-50 years. If it’s any older than that, I’d be surprised.
Letter opener or not, the overall appearance of it (especially the knight head in the guard) gives off a theatrical or “wall-hanger” vibe.