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    German Fighting Knife -- Looks Like "MINI" parade bayont

    I would like some opinions and info on this Fighting Knife.

    Guy was told by his uncle who sent it back. "This is a German COMMANDO knife"

    From what i can tell, in Fredricks Book. This is a WW1 fighting knife.

    Is this WW1 or WW2 era.

    stamped Ges Gesch.

















    any info on this is greatly appreciated.

    Carey
    Last edited by Got da Penny; 01-07-2011, 07:56 PM.
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    #2
    I don't see a pic but based on your description it is a WW1 private purchase trench knife.

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      #3
      Sorry about that ... my pic hosting site might not be compatible.

      back to photobucket ..... any better ??

      CS

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        Originally posted by Got da Penny View Post
        Sorry about that ... my pic hosting site might not be compatible.

        back to photobucket ..... any better ??

        CS
        Much better!! Nice blade! Could the scabbard be for a hitler youth?

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          #5
          Looks like WW1, is there an imperial mark anywhere?

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            #6
            No, just this ...

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              #7
              I believe ges. gesch was used pre-1933?
              Last edited by NEllis; 01-07-2011, 09:18 PM.

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                Originally posted by NEllis View Post
                I believe ges. gesch was used pre-1933?
                Ok, I'm brain dead tonight. This can't be true because I've seen plenty of third reich era swords with this marking...

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