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    Very strange Presentation piece...thoughts?

    Greetings all,

    Came across this peculiar presentation piece today. Precious stones for eyeballs and all. Very odd. My thought was fake, but seems kind of odd to fake a 14th Infantry Regiment blade.




    Thoughts??
    Last edited by Potatomasher; 09-02-2019, 06:43 PM. Reason: Errors

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    Still working on the pics? They're not coming up yet.

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      #3
      I seem to be having issues with uploading the photos. Will try again from a different system in a bit.....thanks

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        #4
        photo link with photos

        Greetings all,

        Came across this peculiar presentation piece today. Precious stones for eyeballs and all. Very odd. My thought was fake, but seems kind of odd to fake a 14th Infantry Regiment blade.

        https://www.flickr.com/gp/184039085@N04/V55055



        Thoughts??
        Last edited by Potatomasher; 09-03-2019, 08:10 AM. Reason: figured it out

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          #5
          Originally posted by Billy G View Post
          Still working on the pics? They're not coming up yet.
          Figured it out. I replied with a link to Flicker for the photos.

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            #6
            put together dagger

            hi sir
            in my opinion i believe what you have is an italian eagle head handle with a engraved german bayonet blade some one in my opinion put this together a real mickey mouse set up hope all agrees god bless andy

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              Originally posted by alfred213 View Post
              hi sir
              in my opinion i believe what you have is an italian eagle head handle with a engraved german bayonet blade some one in my opinion put this together a real mickey mouse set up hope all agrees god bless andy

              I agree. Topped off with bedazzled eyeballs for quite the touch.

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                #8
                +1, the handle is a typical italian make!

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                  #9
                  The Hörster marked etched blade appears to be OK but, as stated, postwar paired up with a grip/hilt from an Italian GIL dagger.

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