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    #1

    RARE WKC Leathered army

    Okay now this is rare,
    Last MAX one of these was sold and another that has green leather, These are the second of each style i have seen.
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    pic 2

    WKC Makers mark
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      #3
      crossguard

      Close up of the guard
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        #4
        grip close up

        there is a good shot of the grip
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          #5
          wrong thread

          This should be under Daggers not here, Seba, please move them

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            #6
            SOMETHING DIFFERENT

            Thanks for showing that daggers didnt always conform to regulations. i had a red handel Army 20 years ago that the so called experts called a fake untill it was reported that 2 different firms produced a short supply untill the OKW deceided that orange,white, and yellow were official. skippy

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              #7
              Hi Bob:

              Any chance that grip is a Customs grip added to the dagger as a replacement? I can tell if it is blue or green, but do you think it left the factory that way? Could be a field upgrade, maybe a former Customs guy who went into the Army took a little past with him.

              Looks like a late production one.
              Alitur vitium vivitque tegendo

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                #8
                , Hello

                So far there isn't any good answer for this question.

                What i have found out is that these are correct daggers and pre 1945. I do think it was used as you say, They watercustoms officer was transferred to the army.

                Then i also have another one with a green leather grip. Both of these are late war made with pot metal parts.

                Some out there will not subscribe to this but i know, TJ, TW, JB, accept these as period daggers.

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