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Any opinions welcome.
Thanks, Ed
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Ed another nice dagger looks to have the typical WKC tomahawk crossguard
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Do you think it is WWII period?
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Ed-Yes a nice WW2 army officer
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Ed,
Tom's right. It looks like a typical WKC army.
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Yep, looks good to me! Nice find! 
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Ed,
Nice even patina all over, is any of the crossgrain left on the blade.
Welcome back to collecting TR items.
Eric
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Yes,
Judging by the reference pictures of cross grain on this site I would say there is cross grain visible on the blade.
Thanks, Ed
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by Stephen - 05/19/2024 05:38 PM
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