Knife that might be related to a Lew Waldman piece

Pitt1999 · 16th August 2022, 05:04 AM

I recently purchased this knife (third image, plain unwrapped handle) and was immediately reminded of two pieces I have seen before. One was a larger knife that sold on eBay back in 2020 and if my memory serves me right it was described as a bring back from the second World War, the second was in the Lew Waldman estate archive at the very bottom listed as being of "unknown origin". I have no further useful input to offer for these knives, to me at least nothing in their construction or appearance seems traceable to a particular region or time period. But I suppose it is now important to note that Lew's knife was not a one-off and there are more of this type to be found. If anyone has similar examples feel free to share them here.

16th August 2022, 05:04 AM	#1
Pitt1999 Member Join Date: Sep 2021 Posts: 107	Knife that might be related to a Lew Waldman piece I recently purchased this knife (third image, plain unwrapped handle) and was immediately reminded of two pieces I have seen before. One was a larger knife that sold on eBay back in 2020 and if my memory serves me right it was described as a bring back from the second World War, the second was in the Lew Waldman estate archive at the very bottom listed as being of "unknown origin". I have no further useful input to offer for these knives, to me at least nothing in their construction or appearance seems traceable to a particular region or time period. But I suppose it is now important to note that Lew's knife was not a one-off and there are more of this type to be found. If anyone has similar examples feel free to share them here. Attached Images