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Fixed Blade Knives478 of 800World War 2 German Dagger ??post war w clauberg model 5800 knife,
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    Posted 10 years ago

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    Kirstin4
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    Can anyone please help me identify this knife? Where it might be from, how old it is really anything. Can't find any markings.

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    1. Kirstin4, 10 years ago
      Can't find anyone who can figure it out. Someone please help!
    2. UncleRon UncleRon, 10 years ago
      How long is it? Does a magnet stick to the guard? to the blade? First impression: it is a "prop" knife used in the theatre or for decoration on one of those "crests" with an armor breastplate or shield, and crossed swords, that people hang on the wall.
    3. SharpGuy, 10 years ago
      El Cid Tizona sword from Spain.
    4. UncleRon UncleRon, 10 years ago
      Good catch, SharpGuy! This is a poor copy with no detail to the guard. Probably a souvenir from Spain. There's an interesting history of the fabled Tizona on the dread Wikipedia. A much better representation, described as an "economical decorator item" is offered online for $125.

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