Please help me to identify this fix blade. Seath: copper. Found in Hungary.
Thank you.
Please help to identify
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Reverand
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Re: Please help to identify
I wish that I had an answer for you, but I have never seen a knife quite like that one. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will come along and have more information.
I just had to tell you that you have a very beautiful and unique knife there. Love it!
I just had to tell you that you have a very beautiful and unique knife there. Love it!
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Everything else is just a hobby.
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Everything else is just a hobby.
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I can't help identify your knife either E, but I'd like to
you to AAPK!
Keep checking this thread cuz eventually someone will have answers for you! 
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Welcome, eremito.
To me, that knife looks cobbled together. I do not think the guard belongs with that blade nor the handle with that guard, nor the pommel with that handle.
To me, that knife looks cobbled together. I do not think the guard belongs with that blade nor the handle with that guard, nor the pommel with that handle.
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Re: Please help to identify
Thank you all. I think some professional/semi-professional made it in WWII in the trenches. Soilders had a lot of time and they made what they got.
I uploaded another picture to show the seath belongs to this knife.
I uploaded another picture to show the seath belongs to this knife.