Not many of these around

Henrik

No, there are not many "ghost" around. Still miss the "spooky" bayonet in my own collection, but enjoying looking at yours:)

Best regards FJ

Beautifull... they're just lovely those riveted ones.. don't matter if its 44asw's or 44sgx ill take them both LOL

They can become habit forming....
Here is my 44sgx #8467gg matching.

Then there's the 44asw's. Here is #2532dd matching.

And finally, 44asw, 2702bb matching.

How many were made?

Nice example guys!!
In superior condition too!

As i recall, it isn't known for sure but not many... I am very lucky to have two ghost 44ASW and one mismatched 44SGX in battlefield condition though.. i hope to find one sgx in that same matching condition as henrik has, someday it will turn up i hope

Already all here, the 44asw blued from aa-ee which is 50000 pcs, grey ghost phoshate 44asw - to middle gg 15000 pcs, phosphate 44sgx from middle of gg to kk about 35000 pcs.Best regards,Andy

Thanks for your input Andy. I tried to find these figures on the internet but the old BCN site no longer exists. Also, thanks for clearing up the "grey ghost" terminology which shouldn't apply to the sgx pieces.

Thank you for the info also. I saw the double letter blocks and thought that a lot were made. Thanks again, ian.

No problem friends, unfortunally the old BCN site is not avialable.

superb andy thanks for the numbers

yes there was an interesting article on the old page about the ghost too bad it closed down now, i also recall that it was the 44asw riveted that was referred to as the grey ghost.. ahh well

Ian guess information is lost over time on the internet..luckily the article Brian and I did is found on this czech website...

http://www.detektorweb.cz/index.4me?s=sh...a621129a0217bd6

In czech website and translated in to slovak. Nice.