I've seen other knives like this and always thought they were electrician knives. I really don't know what a demolition knife is but wouldn't it be brass or ? to prevent sparks? Maybe there is no such thing?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/223888324375?V ... 3888324375
Here's a laugher. Amazing what Ebay sellers can come up with.
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This might be
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Demolition Knife
Demolition Knife
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Men make plans and God laughs
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.
Re: Demolition Knife
Elektrician knife, probebly german. I have several with and without stamps. There is the Bundeswehr model kabelklappmesser
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The Russians have an army knife designed for sappers/miners/demolishers
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The Russians have an army knife designed for sappers/miners/demolishers
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Re: Demolition Knife
I remember a gentleman on another board I'm on showed a Herder version that was part of a Dutch sapper's kit. Might be where these come from. But, the Dutch often used that same knife interchangeably with Camillus TL-29s in various tool kits.
I have a Kissing Crane around here somewhere in this pattern. Quite a sturdy, strong knife. These are electrician's knives to me. To be suitable for EOD, it's gotta be plastic or copper-beryllium.
I have a Kissing Crane around here somewhere in this pattern. Quite a sturdy, strong knife. These are electrician's knives to me. To be suitable for EOD, it's gotta be plastic or copper-beryllium.