Post whatcha got guys!
I have a dagger and a cavalry saber, but my actual knife-knife I bought in Munich, it's a Herbertz from Solingen.
Its Nr.205813.
I want this one though.
It's a beut.
Post whatcha got guys!
I have a dagger and a cavalry saber, but my actual knife-knife I bought in Munich, it's a Herbertz from Solingen.
Its Nr.205813.
I want this one though.
It's a beut.
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
The only non-cooking, non-utility blade I keep is my father's officers' sword. Haven't decided where to put it just yet. Silly thing, giving officers swords in the 20th century, but there it is in its decorative glory. Have to put it on a wall somewhere.
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I have to get with the graphical nature of the program. The sword looks like this:
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Last edited by Lemur; 10-24-2005 at 07:52.
I have a dagger and a cavalry saber
What type of cavalry sabre ?
It's a repro model 1861 US Cavalry Saber. Starting to rust a bit, but in good shape nontheless. Gotta sharpen it a bit.Originally Posted by Tribesman
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
It's a repro model 1861 US Cavalry Saber.
Ah repro , buy the real thing instead, its better made and will last longer (apart from some of the rejects that were returned by the army, then sold back to the army)
Then again repro can be good , I bought four repro roman swords from a theatrical props place that was having a clear out , they may have been worthless reproductions as far as they were concerned , but they were genuine French Napoleonic Artillery reproductions![]()
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what a result , they paid for lots of
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I think my gramps got me some real CSA issue swordsOriginally Posted by Tribesman
or somthing of the nature.
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
I have a genuine WWI German Bayonet with the Mark of Kaiser Wilhelm on it.
Also got a soviet bayonet...
And my favorite is a 1944 Afghani Officer's Sword with the mark of the very temporary king of the time.
Picked em all up in the 'Stan.
Also had an english WWI bayonet, but I gave it to my Dad and he has no respect for that kind of thing. I have no idea whad with it.
edit: oh ya. I also have My MArine NCO sword I won as honor grad of Sergeants Course. Forgot about that one because it isn't as cool as the other ones.
Last edited by Divinus Arma; 10-24-2005 at 09:27.
Do you want small knives, useful knives or just plain dangerous knives?![]()
Kitchen knives, many various.
Those stupid hobby knives with thin breakable blades: lots.
Swiss Army Knife in my pocket. I'm always able to open a bottle of beer in style!
Two or three modern stainless steel work-grade knives, Mora or Fiskars or both. These are the things you use for cutting up plastic tubing, opening packages and whittling away at 2-by-2s in construction etc. Also a traditional murder weapon.
A couple of traditional souvenir puukko knives. Nothing special, except their carbon steel is easy to sharpen and the leather sheaths make it very easy to lose the knife when hiking.
A green Glock combat knife for real outdoors use. It looks good with my camo on reserve training, and you can open beer bottles with it too.
No, I'm not a member of a certain minority that uses traditional clothes.![]()
If you're fighting fair you've made a miscalculation.
And my favorite is a 1944 Afghani Officer's Sword with the mark of the very temporary king of the time.
Yep , rarity is the key to it .
Also had an english WWI bayonet
Just sold 8 of them , 18" in both leather(6) and fabric (2) though 1 was really Canadian . As I am mainly focusing on earlier ones as they are a better investment . I just hope I don't get caught out like I have with my WWII arial recon photos their price has gone through the floor . Damn Ministry of Defense flooding the market with its archives![]()
FOI my friend, affects your photos and gives me more workOriginally Posted by Tribesman
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Hey, you mean we can got old MoD pictures by asking for them thanks to FOIA? Brilliant.
On topic for a reason that is lost in the mists of time I have a 1914 Prussian Infantry officers sword at home, which will no doubt be very handy when, err, well...?. I also got about 4 army machetes thrown in with some tea chests of armoured car spares at an MOD auction, which are very handy for machete type jobs. In case anyone was interested.
"The only thing I've gotten out of this thread is that Navaros is claiming that Satan gave Man meat. Awesome." Gorebag
My collection is purely work based these days.
I never leave in the morning without these two on my belt.
This is either in my work bag or on my belt as required. (Now that I have one again)
I also have two very high quality hand forged axes - one for limbing trees and the other for working logs for log houses. Two 8lb splitting axes for firewood, a standard hardware store axe, a small expendable hatchet, my lovely new Cold Steel Recon 1 folding knife, and a very small Gerber folding knife that I lose every time I find it.
Unto each good man a good dog
Here is two knives i use:
Sissipuukko
And Ilves puukko
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Ja Mata Tosainu Sama.
would you mind willing those to me?Originally Posted by Divinus Arma
*2 days later Div falls off of Grand canyon into a meatpacking facility with radioactive cows*
Oops...![]()
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
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