Hello:
Just digging thru the Military drawer this morning and these two were sort of rotated to the top. Not extremely rare, but not easy to find either. Made in I think So. San Francisco. The company the last I looked was now doing business under somewhat the same name a few miles south of its old shop. They are an example of the bright blade and the dark blade. Any comments are welcome. I am pretty sure they are authentic, I have had them for ten years or so. It's a bit early to set up a photo layout outside so I scanned them.
moss
A couple of WWII
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Mossdancer
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Froggyedge
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Re: A couple of WWII
Great knives! You can see that they have been carried, used and sharpened, but they are still in fine shape after all these years.
Hearing their stories would have been interesting..!
Hearing their stories would have been interesting..!
Knivlaus mann er livlaus mann.
A knifeless man is a lifeless man - Old Nordic proverb.
A knifeless man is a lifeless man - Old Nordic proverb.