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    WWII Daggers, Family bring backs.

    Up for your viewing are two family bring backs, not to sure on exactly what I have here. The longer of the two is just a dagger, the short one is a bayonet.
    Any help would be appreciated.
    Thank you.
    Sal
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              Very nice pieces. The one marked anton wigen jr. is a fireman's dress bayonet, long model. It is relatively common and was not slotted to fit on a gun. Your engraved bayonet, if it is legitimate (the etching quality looks good to me, but I don't specialize in these oft-reproduced pieces) is a desirable infantry service-time remembrance piece.

              Josh

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                Hmm

                Yes,

                both look very nice. The etched piece seems ok to me and I like its details and sharpness. Others will most likely shed more light on that piece. As to the fire bayonet, you got a very nice long model that would look nice in any collection. Nice one.

                JAN

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                  They both look fine to me...the etching is a standard rememberance pattern and appears to be perfectly original. Condition on both is better than today's typical vet find.

                  Nice catch

                  Best,
                  Skip

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                    Both look like nice originals. The fireman's bayonet is an early example & looks in very nice shape. Wingen is not often seen as a maker.

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