Windlass soldiers dagger?

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ekaphoto

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I am looking for a historical dagger for a presant for someone that is to history. While the knife will probably not be used, I want something with good steel that can be sharpened and is a real knife, not junk. Granted it doesnt have to be the best in the world, but good steel is a must. I found this on line but know nothing about it. Any know about the windlass soldiers dagger?

Any other recommendations?
 
a fairbairn and sykes WWII dagger, any world war two knife, maby a K bar, you are very vague be more specific
 
Providing a link to what you are talking about would be the first thing you should do if you want advice.
 
If you are talking about Windlass India I would say no. Every sword of theirs I have held had some sort of wiggle between the blade and handle.
 
I think for a wall-hanger or reenactor knife, it would suit that purpose.

Windlass has a spotty reputation, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Personally, I'd like to hold it before buying -especially since it will be for a present.
 
CWL said:
I think for a wall-hanger or reenactor knife, it would suit that purpose.

Windlass has a spotty reputation, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Personally, I'd like to hold it before buying -especially since it will be for a present.
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Thanks, that is what I was looking for.
 
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