Unknown dagger

[Belgian1]

Bpnjour,
Il faudrait se renseigner du coté des poignards de sous officier de l'Armée Impériale Russe vers la fin du XIXe. Il me semble que les officiers avaient des poignards avec une lame fort ressemblante mais avec fourreau de cuir et garniture de laiton.
Belle journée

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Belgian1

Bonjour,
Il faudrait se renseigner du coté des poignards de sous officier de l'Armée Impériale Russe vers la fin du XIXe. Il me semble que les officiers avaient des poignards avec une lame fort ressemblante mais avec fourreau de cuir et garniture de laiton.
Belle journée

It seems as Belgian1 forgot (or failed) to convert his post text into English.
Let's help him this time ...

Hello,

It would be necessary to inquire on the side of the sub-officers (NCO) daggers of the Russian Imperial Army towards the end of the 19th century. It seems to me that the officers had daggers with a very similar blade but with leather scabbard and brass trim.
Have a nice day

[Kmaddock]

Hi All,

The Russian 1891/30 Mosin Nagant Socket Bayonet also had a cruciform shape


As did a lot of Austrian and other Russian bayonets
Just google

Russian/Austrian Cruciform Bayonet

Here is a link the Mosin Nagant bayonet

http://worldbayonets.com/Bayonet_Ide.../Russia_2.html


Regards,

Ken

[alex8765]

Thank you gentlemen.