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Hi all!
Please help me with this hungarian dagger.
Thank you!
Sandor
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What would you like to know?
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I want to know the originality.
Sorry, i thought my post was clear.
Thanks!
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I have asked Janos for his opinion. It looks good to me but i am not positive.
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Always looking for Eickhorns and etched bayonets.
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I have been in contact with Janos for a long time, but he hasn't answered back yet.
That's why I uploaded the dagger here.
Thanks!
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Frankly, I think Mr. Robert Kondor is the guy you should contact. He is extremely knowledgeable on this topic! One year at the MAX he was explaining to a group of us the characteristics of a genuine dagger. He also had the benefit of visiting the Ungar & Horvath factory in Budapest... the company that is in possession of the original dies and has been producing thousands of reproductions of these daggers for many decades. He saw first-hand what the repros look like, and also saw the process by which the blades were acid-etched.
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That's some fantastic info, many thanks
Regards Sean
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