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I have the chance of buying a very mice-looking WWII "classic" boot knife at a local antique shop, condition excellent throughout. un-grooved dirty blonde grip with typical "birds-head" pommel. it has the "double spring" scabb clip - the type with cross-hatching.
all normal so far. but the ricasso has a stamped-in mark: a capital roman letter "S". it's by itself and not in a "box."
anyone know what this mark means? also: he wants $185 which I guess is in the normal range if a little low - right?
sorry I have no pic but thanks and good hunting!
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