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Old 3rd December 2017, 09:49 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by kronckew
reminds me of my english dagger: they are frequently found with regimental badges on them, i think they are for gifts/presentation as letter openers rather than weapon use. this one appears to be pattern welded and unbadged. still, in a pinch...
Thank you for comment Wayne. So I am not alone when I thought at first that it could be Britsh. But like Thinreadline pointed out my one can't be Britsh and I think that it don't will be a letter opener since the handle look heavily used.

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