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I acquired these daggers, both enlisted and Officers Prototype designed at a camp in Poland.
What do you think? I do have a listing about them in an old catalog which discusses a Dr. purchasing a few of them that were buried so authorities would not find them.
I believe they are one of a kind.
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These are fantasy pieces, made postwar by an -in my opinion- creepy person.
Herman
You never have enough HJ-knifes!
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Bad news, Steve,
I agree. Fantasy stuff. I remember seeing at least one version.
Dave
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Agree one of a kind fantasy. Never existed during WWII. Please post pictures of the catalog. Thank you
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Oh dear, as above fantasy items, sorry that you have been caught out and i hope you didn't pay much for them
Regards Sean
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I hope they are one of a kind!
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