Silver wkc heer - slanter?

[inimicus]

Hey fellas - i make this to be an early wkc with textbook features and a slant grip. By the way, are there any 'glass' slants? Comments welcome and thanks.

[inimicus]

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[heers68]

Super nice and correct initial production WKC! I haven't seen a slant grip in the glass like substance but that sure is a very nice pristine example, maybe they made some? Most I have seen with the glass grip are very translucent and look like there are particles "suspended" in the grip... Kevin.

[inimicus]

thanks heaps kevin! so it's a slanter, good to get confirmation. dont see any bits suspended, amber-like so I guess just an early trolon....

[Notaguru]

The one in Tom Wittmann's book was mine. I think Bob Rodgers has it now. I don't remember the grip being like glass though. I do like yous.

[inimicus]

Thank you,nota. So it's apparently a reference book-worthy example; more good news!

[WW2-Collector]

Yep a really nice dagger IMO

[Notaguru]

One thing I remember about my dagger is that the blade was slightly wider than the standard Army dagger.
Brian Rich
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[pors12]

Very nice piece.
Is the scarbard magnetic ?
I own a simillar piece with a non magnetic scarbard ...

best

Otto

[inimicus]

mildly magnetic. thanks.

[Serge M.]

probably has a taper tang. nice example.

-wagner-

[inimicus]

yes it has, thanks wags. and no forge marks which I think is ok.

probably has a taper tang. nice example.

-wagner-

[fdodge]

Really nice WKC.
By forge marks, are you referring to a number stamped on the tang and there not being one on yours?

Regards,
Frank

[inimicus]

thanks. I meant should there be on heer tangs as with many political daggs an initial or two?