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Check out this Army dagger i got, just wanted some opnions.
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Normally the parts by this maker are nickel plated and a matching finish through out the dagger would be more desirable the hilt fittings appear to have lost their plating or never had any.
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Strange how the finish leaves these fittings sometimes,I had one right from the Vet one time with great plating on the crossguard and none on the pommel! Still a very nice dagger Eric!
Kevin.
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