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    Unknown Wapen on knife maybe baden württemberg?

    Hi, could someone help me in the right direction of this Wapen (Wappen)?
    What region is this from? I guess it is trench art, so maybe not 100% correct.
    It is really small so details are probably not there...

    It looks a bit like baden württemberg, atleast the 2 animals do...
    I'm not saying it is Imperial for sure, could be commonwealth or other to. But most likeley ww1 linked.

    Thank you in advance
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    Definitely no Württemberg

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      #3
      Chili!

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        #4
        Originally posted by morel5000 View Post
        Chili!
        Thank you! You are correct, apperently a Gras type bayonet, made for Chili police.
        Not so special I guess, I wonder how this gets to Belgium...

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          #5
          True. That is Chile's coat of arms.
          Argentine and Chilean militaria were greatly influenced by german forces through imperial till third reich era.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Quentin P. View Post
            ... Not so special I guess, I wonder how this gets to Belgium...
            Hi !

            A German hunting outfitter sold them between mid 1979 till the early 1981 as "chilean ceremonial dress bayonet".

            Cheers,
            R.

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