Unknown fight knife

[nordsith]

hello

can you telle me more about it and also about his value ?









thanks for your help

@+, nordsith

[nickn]

Fake british broad arrow marks on home made knife

[Jenko]

Fake british broard arrow marks on home made knife

100% agree with Nick.

[RobDekk]

Fantasy item.

[Reibert-Austria]

Fantasy item.

Not an "Fantasy item" in this, certain, manner !

You can find an lookalike of this WWII "knuckle duster" in the paperback "Knives of War - An International Guide to Military Knives from World War I to the Present" by Gordon Hughes, Barry Jenkins and Robert A. Buerlein on page 57, Figure 4-30.
Such knives supposed to be manufactured in India during WWII.

If nordsith´s knife´s an original item, or, a reproduction, (replica), I cannot say for sure, but, I reckon, it´s not a period made knife, (maybe also manufactured in India ? ...).

Cheers,
R.

P.S.:
@ nordsith
I do not know from which country you´re coming from, but, (for example), here in Austria, (also in Germany), the possession of such knives is strictly illegal !

[RobDekk]

I'm familiar with the primer on fighting knives by Hughes & Co.....doesn't mean I agree with it. Sure, private purchase knives of this fashion were available at the time.

[pzrwest]

Same here in Canada, any "brass knuckles" or items with brass knuckles attached would also be illegal to possess . Also switch blades, gravity para knives, butterfly knives just to name a few. Even if in a collection they would still be illegal

[nickn]

Fake broad arrow marks on indian made knife then
It's still not british military and has been stamped to deceive