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Gents, I know the condition is poor and the dumb stickers on the pics are not helpful. But I guess in terms of authenticity the piece should be ok or would you have any concerns in that regard ?
Thanks
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You need to post pictures, especially of the chain links, without the censored parts, if you want to authenticate this M36 SS.
In any case: the condition is very poor.
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Hello Maralph, my main concrn on this dagger would be that the lower (metal) crossguard is really deteriorated (also the upper crossguard has severe age oxidations) and the (wooden!) grip is near new.....
Regards,
wotan, gd.c-b#105
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That is right. How do the crossguards deteriorate so bad and the scabbard fittings look great.
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