Lets see those DAGGERS!

[GingivitisKahn]

Posted a similar pic in the other daggers thread but...

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Beckerhead #42

 

[firebolt]

some off mine

Hill knives 100 year storm dolk

Boker

van Poppel custom tulip dagger

Al Mar 4016

Hill knives lapel dagger

Kershaw trooper vintage

foto credits Sere

Othello by anton wingen

foto credits Sere

OSS Commemorative sleeve dagger

 

[festerfromnzed]

A few of mine

 

[Appletz]

Who made this?

 

[shappa]

 

[Rugger]

The SA dagger is cool- in a historical sense- but the SS collar tabs give me the willies. (Having tangled w/ the shithead spawn of that movement in the '90's on the S-Bahn & random busstops & other places in a couple of cities in Germany.)
Had a chance to buy one of those (cheap) w/ the Hakenkreutz pried out of the handle. That one at least had some honest hours behind it as a garden tool.

 

[T. Koch]

Yeah, what Rugger just said. Besides the tabs are obviously modern fakes and the SS have no connection to the SA as such. None with any relevance to the historical - or aesthetical - value of the dagger anyway.

 

[R.Russell]

Folts LDE

 

[gunfiter]

Shappa, I love the Siegle. Is this model one of his regulars or was it custom?

 

[festerfromnzed]

Yeah, what Rugger just said. Besides the tabs are obviously modern fakes and the SS have no connection to the SA as such. None with any relevance to the historical - or aesthetical - value of the dagger anyway.

Nearly correct..the deaths head badges are legit..passed on to me by a New Zealand WW2 vet who served in Africa..(been black lighted and burn tested and still have remnants of RZM stickers on back)...i bought the dagger (legit) many years ago for my father...he was a refugee from the Ukraine,and used to play with those daggers as a little boy....FES

 

[shappa]

Shappa, I love the Siegle. Is this model one of his regulars or was it custom?

I emailed Bill to get some info on this dagger.
Found out why I couldn't find anything similar. He probably didn't make any more. He thinks this is the only one but he's not positive. If he made more it was only 2 or 3 at most.
The steel is 5160 with G-10 handle scales and a black teflon coating. Cool!
The blade is 5 1/2 inches from the tip to the scales. The blade is 1/4 inch thick with hollow grinds. The sheath has a tek-lok, so you can wear it horizontal or vertical.

 

[gunfiter]

I emailed Bill to get some info on this dagger.
Found out why I couldn't find anything similar. He probably didn't make any more. He thinks this is the only one but he's not positive. If he made more it was only 2 or 3 at most.
The steel is 5160 with G-10 handle scales and a black teflon coating. Cool!
The blade is 5 1/2 inches from the tip to the scales. The blade is 1/4 inch thick with hollow grinds. The sheath has a tek-lok, so you can wear it horizontal or vertical.

VERY nice

 

[dePaul]

~Paul~

 

[Charlie Mike]

[video=youtube;inTAtGnELVQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inTAtGnELVQ[/video]

 

[SuzukiGS750EZ]

No fairbairn Sykes?!

 

[brendog10]

Really cool stuff Charle Mike. I really like the sheath design.

 

[Apec]

Who made this?

It's an Entrek Merc. They currently come in black linen micarta, not green. Blade finish used to be a beadblast (yep, terrible rust magnet) so I hand sanded that one. Other side of the handle has a snap rivet over the middle handle screw that buttons into a sheath.

 

[ddml]

Not my photo, but my one and only dagger. A hand me down from my father, and one hell of a knife.

that's my only dagger as well
my first knife, gifted to me by my father when i turned 8. he had one, too, and broke off the tip trying to pry open a window.

 

[dePaul]

that's my only dagger as well
my first knife, gifted to me by my father when i turned 8. he had one, too, and broke off the tip trying to pry open a window.

Shame, those are really nice.

~Paul~

 

[Edwood7]