Did your Traditional knife get a workout today? -Part II

[screened porch]

I used my new-to-me nameless Czech on the church pot-roast today.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

The sausage in Louisiana has beef heart mixed in it and it's the best ever.

I never see it up here in Illinois.

 

[afishhunter]

I used my new-to-me nameless Czech on the church pot-roast today.

Could it be one of the discontinued Mikov slipjoints?

 

[screened porch]

Could it be one of the discontinued Mikov slipjoints?

Could be for all I know. Mikov is the only Czech cutler I know. The tang has Czechoslovakia on one side and a double-headed eagle on the other.

 

[afishhunter]

Could be for all I know. Mikov is the only Czech cutler I know. The tang has Czechoslovakia on one side and a double-headed eagle on the other.

None of my three have the double eagle; just "MIKOV" in a round corner rectangle.
All of mine are recent production (post 2010), so no double eagles may amount to less than a gnat's butt burp.
Could the eagles = "Cold War" or earlier production?

 

[screened porch]

None of my three have the double eagle; just "MIKOV" in a round corner rectangle.
All of mine are recent production (post 2010), so no double eagles may amount to less than a gnat's butt burp.
Could the eagles = "Cold War" or earlier production?

Will Power says that "Czechoslovakia" puts it between WWI and the split-up of Czechs and Slovaks (199+?). The two-headed eagle has a crown above and is clutching an orb with a cross on it, which is something to do with the "Ecumenical Patriarchate of Mount Athos," which is something to do with the Greek Orthodox Church.
The eagle is very badly worn, though. I might be seeing with the eyes of faith a bit.
Here's some solid evidence: I have a feeling it's from between the world wars.