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Very interesting, Chuck. What info are you trying to find out? I agree with JJ. the yard sales around here, are full of junk.
Y'all sure have better yard sales than we do.
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The other stamp is a winged figure with a crown holding a giant letter S. I bought it at a yard sale and the owner knew nothing about it other than it was an odd little knife. LOL As I mentioned, all the faces depict leaders of the military and political scenes from Germany, Prussia, and Austria circa WWI.
Wow Chuck, that is a nice knife. What does the tang stamp say?
I don't think James Bond would be interested unless it had a hidden laser beam or a self-proplelled jetpack!! LOL
The mystery continues, Ah..Ha...Russian. Now we're getting somewhere. Could it be part of the Cold War? We may need James Bond on the case next time......LOL Thanks Ivars and Smiling Knife, ya'll did a great job on finding the info on this knife. While, I made silly jokes. Oh well, it's all for fun.
Thank you so very much!! I knew it had to be Russian from the scrpit on the handle. To get that much more detailed info is a huge bonus!! Thanks to everyone!! Now maybe I can get some information on the WWI commeorative multiblade knife I showed. LOL
Looks like you've solved the mystery, S.K.! It indeed appears to be a Russian knife. Good work, my friend!
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