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Old 16th May 2020, 05:01 PM   #2
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This kind of crossguard and blade shape was typical for small British and French daggers, in the middle and the end of 19th century. And stag handle is typical for hunting knifes.
My wild guess: French hunting dagger, end of 19th century. French because of small letter 'd' in initials. Stands for "de".

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