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Ever seen A frog like this before? It looks like it has been on the dagger forever and cant be easily removed. Also any idea on when this dagger was made?
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Hi Brian, You have an old Alcoso hirschf�nger from around the turn of the century (1900-1920), I would say the frog is original to the piece and was specially made for it, seems like it is made to hold it at the right angle when wearing.
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I suspect this is a bayonet frog. Try posting it on the Bayonet forum.
MAX & OVMS Life Member, MAX Bd. of Experts. GDC Platinum Dealer. Collector since 1955.
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