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hello I need your help on this one. for me, all parts are authentics  
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a B2 specimen ?
thank you for your help
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Using the images as a starting point, with a possible minor repair to one of the connector links, it looks to be period to me as well. From the the 4th last/final production series. Best Regards, Fred
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thank you for this first comment !
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Yes, looks good to me as well. The copper eagle is a nice touch.
A repaired link or two is almost to be expected on one these. The links were fragile.
Note the sligtly-too-large grip that was discussed here recently.
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thank you Dave.
indeed, too large grip is a serious subject.
the dagger that I presenting is for sale. don't know if I buy it or not...
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Dave has put up the link to the discussion on larger grips. The example shown on that thread also has a copper eagle, and several similar features to the one you are considering. They might even be from the same production run.
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thank you a lot for answers.
I'm looking for a knot for this dagger...
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