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Original WW1 WW2 German Fighting Knife Perfect Blade Personnel Field Gear Dagger
Original WW1 - WW2 German Soldiers Fighting, Utensil, hunting and carving knife. Almost every time you see one of these knives the blade has been customized by the German soldier that used it. The blade has survived the War Untouched. German soldiers used these knives for everything.
From personal care to fighting enemy soldiers. Made for the German Soldiers at the start of WW1, then used again and produced for WW2.
There is one small repair, I presume at one time the blade was a little loose? Someone put a pice of copper wire on the handle piece. Please see the photos for correct Measurements and Condition. It is a great addition to any collection and a valuable piece German history. Please see my Feedback Left by Collectors from all Over the World! See my other listed Militaria.