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Hi gents,
I recently purchased this dagger as post war one, but the squirrel looks pre-war to me (1935-41). Can somebody please confirm if this dagger pre or post war?
Thanks, Ales
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Post war, if this was a stamped mark then it would be OK on this style dagger. 99% of the hunting, forestry and shooting association hirschfängers (1933-45) have a stamped mark and all Eickhorn hirschfängers from that period must have a stamped mark.
Gary
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Gary,is it Pack falling in the 1% ?
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Hi Ivan Yes some Packs fall into the 1%.
Gary
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Hi Alex That one is post war as well despite the description of the seller. Gary
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