Here are 3 you dont see together too often, all 3 WKC crossguards and all early configs. These all have tapered tangs and interesting to note the trademarks on the reverse and obverse.
The 2nd type is rarely seen and my thanks to Paul @ R.V.M for completing the set .
Anybody else have all 3 ?.

Wonderful daggers and a great trio.

Very,very nice Jon!
Your new addition is a wonderful piece. Just love leafing detail on the pommel!

No!.....I`m not the least bit envious, whatever gave you that idea?

Congrats my friend

nice grouping!

Degens:

Beautiful grouping. Your Mid Period WKC is in remarkable shape. Generally they have a bit of flaking going on here and there. Yours looks perfect. All three are in great condition for that matter, and very photogenic.

What a wonderful original set of WKC's.

I didn't know that one could find a tapered tang on the later version. Learned something new.

Well done! Wonderful looking pieces. Love that nice, even patina. I also like how all 3 have different style pommel caps. Very nice. Definitely winners.

Very nice daggers .
Wonderful 3`0

Lh

Never seen all 3 together!
Congrats, you can hold your head high!

Thankyou all for the appreciation, I just have to do the same with the Eicks now , the trouble is I keep getting sidetracked by slanted stuff!.

You've just got to love those 'common' armies. I keep trying to put together a nice big chunk of money for something 'expensive' but nice armies keep cropping up and I can't resist them.

Nolan

Congrats Degens.

Very nice group indeed.

WKC daggers are among my favorites, but so far I only got one army and one navy.

Congrats Degens.Wery wery nice trio u got there

Wonderful grouping have you studied the maker marks? I have often wondered if the WKC mark was exactly the same through out the period?