Hello to all,

Recently I obtained a German heer dagger and did some research on different sites and I still can’t figure out if it’s real or fake.

I can’t take it apart. The pommel is stuck. I used some ”force” but don’t wanna damage it.
The grip is because of this a little bit loose. Probably because you can’t screw the pommel completely onto the blade.
The blade is unmarked and shows some signs of oxidation and stains and I didn’t wanna clean it so fare. But there is hope to make it more shiny. I think the last owner used WD40 to keep the blade ”oiled”

On the hanger I see D.R.G.M

The dagger looks in okay condition but some cleaning will help I guess.

Also some questions from my side.
If this dagger is fake, did they made unmarked fake / replica’s ?
What kind of dagger is this.
Is my Portapee or Hanger real?
And is a Dagger in this condition valuable?

Please see pictures.

Thanks
Marty

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It looks original to me but I still need your confirmation. Thanks a lot

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What´s your opinion about this red scabbard? I saw red scabbard for K98, could it be the same case? /Found together with a ww1 linneman type shovel/ Thank You.

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I recently bought a what I thought was a British WW2 Canteen. However, I have no idea what era it’s from or if it’s authentic or not.
For $5 at a garage sale, it was worth the risk! I looked through this site here ( Water Bottles of the British Empire)
to try and figure out where this canteen is from but I can’t seem to figure it out. The threading was open so I was able to take the canteen out fully for a picture.
Can anyone help? Also, I posted this in the wrong forum and couldn’t figure out how to delete the post. Sorry if you’re seeing this twice.

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I recently bought a what I thought was a British WW2 Canteen. However, I have no idea what era it’s from or if it’s authentic or not.
For $5 at a garage sale, it was worth the risk! I looked through this site here ( Water Bottles of the British Empire)
to try and figure out where this canteen is from but I can’t seem to figure it out. The threading was open so I was able to take the canteen out fully for a picture.
Can anyone help?

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