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    HJ (VERY early or over sharpened?)

    Can anyone tell me if this HJ knife is a VERY early version or if it was modified by over sharpening along with the addition of a false edge. I don't see any makers marks or motto. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

    Sammy T.
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        Looks like a late WKC bowie blade type to me

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          Originally posted by ron weiland View Post
          looks like a late wkc bowie blade type to me
          +1

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            Ron, thanks for taking a look. I thought that this type blade was a very early style? But I see that you are referring to it as late . I was misinformed all this time. Do you know when or how long this style blade was produced?


            Sammy T.

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              IMO rivets od grips plates does not look like WKC product. And scabbard is replaced.
              Marker logo was "deleted" during sharpening process.


              Schlange

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                #8
                WKC Bowie blade hj , it has the correct scabbard with pebbled leather hanger & snap loop, very desirable hj to own amongst hj knife collectors


                Schlange you are wrong big time !!

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                  [QUOTE=Schlange;8461384]IMO rivets od grips plates does not look like WKC product. And scabbard is replaced.
                  Marker logo was "deleted" during sharpening process.
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                  Schlange,

                  You are indeed again completely wrong in your assessment!
                  Maybe it is time to stop commenting on daggers, because it is reducing the value of this forum seriously!
                  Please, stick to the stuff you know about, like the 1$ foto's and so on that you collect.

                  As already indicated by Mac, this is a very typical late WKC bowie blade: the rivets are exactly what they need to be, the scabbard leather is very typical and this version is always without any maker mark.

                  Best regards,

                  Victorman
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                    Originally posted by Schlange View Post
                    IMO rivets od grips plates does not look like WKC product. And scabbard is replaced.
                    Marker logo was "deleted" during sharpening process.


                    Schlange

                    I'm looking for mint german straight shovel entrenching tool.
                    schlange88@outlook.com

                    https://mojalbum.com/schlange88

                    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=916564

                    grips plates does not look like WKC product.
                    REALLY
                    Can you show us correct WKC product?
                    You should think twice before make new comments.

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                      #11
                      Thanks for the info and lesson Mac66., much appreciated.

                      ...you have some great hj’s!


                      Sammy T

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                        Originally posted by Ron Weinand View Post
                        Looks like a late WKC bowie blade type to me
                        Better than "late war" that I've seen used every so often to describe various types of types of knives/daggers, can anyone provide a time frame for when these were made? A year or range of dates? As for grips in general, there is some physical evdence that some grip makers actually made them for multiple end users that apparently got them from the same source. FP

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