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I'm a sucker for a nice Imperial Navy, the variations are almost endless, if I looked I could probably see something new most days.
Gary
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Any of you guys got some to show
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Great things Gary... The real early long one is my favorite.
I only have a few now all crazy applicants..
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What an awesome lineup Gary, great selection of variations.
GDC Gold Badge #290
GDC Silver Badge #310
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Stunning collection Gary, thanks for sharing
Regards Sean
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Yes, that is a VERY IMPRESSIVE lineup of Imperial marine daggers, Gary!
Maybe you can show us some of the blades?
You never have enough HJ-knifes!
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Holy cow Gary! What an absolutely fabulous collection!
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nice collection, thanks for sharing
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Lovely daggers Gary, i collected them for their quality and variations, last januari i sold them all, all remains are pics and memories  We are all just caretakers for a moment in time, i had the luck to hunt them down and enjoyed them for a while....... Cheers, Ger
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I bought a May 1931 Carl Eickhorn catalog, "DIVERSE SABEL FUR OFFIZIERE, MANNSCHAFTEN POLIZEI UND BEAMTE". The catalog is in German, English, French and Spanish.
Page 5 shows Marinedolch, 1514.
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IMG-1234.jpg (90.33 KB, 96 downloads) May 1931 Carl Eickhorn catalog, "DIVERSE SABEL FUR OFFIZIERE, MANNSCHAFTEN POLIZEI UND BEAMTE". (Cover) IMG_1814.jpg (68.81 KB, 97 downloads) May 1931 Carl Eickhorn catalog, "DIVERSE SABEL FUR OFFIZIERE, MANNSCHAFTEN POLIZEI UND BEAMTE". (Page 5)
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I havenever been in WW1 navy daggers in respect f collecting them but they are eá real treat to the eyes. Alone that nearly all (the others are NOT uninteresting!) have ivory grips is a certain feature.
Thank you who contribute to show these impressive daggers and the rare catalog.
Regards,
wotan, gd.c-b#105
"Never look for sqare eggs" as a late owner of an original FHH-dagger used to say.
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I bought a May 1931 Carl Eickhorn catalog, "DIVERSE SABEL FUR OFFIZIERE, MANNSCHAFTEN POLIZEI UND BEAMTE". The catalog is in German, English, French and Spanish.
Page 5 shows Marinedolch, 1514.
C. Wetzel-20609 Good to see a few people buy catalogs as this is one in the series for export catalogs that are always for sale on eBay (of course some countries rarer than others)...There are also other variations to these reed bundle top daggers with Imperial style cross guard. Eickhorn made at least 2 different models (two different model numbers also) most made for export and domestic use ??? 1st shows up in a ca.1903 Eickhorn export catalog. I have at least 37 different 1930-31-32 Eickhorn catalogs for export.
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