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Hello
I wonder if any can say something about this SS dagger i found online.
It looks ok exept from the blade
It something that worries me as the xross grinding looks a bit ruff and not so delicate as iv seen on other daggers
And the etched signature is not damaged at all
I dont feel comfortable about it but maybe i am wrong ??
Opinion about ths ?

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Hello, I’m trying to find the citation on the podvignaroda.ru website, and I’m hitting a road block. I don’t speak Russian, so it’s hit or miss for me. Can anyone help?

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Provenance can turn a mundane item into something a bit more interesting. Here’s a Case pocket knife with provenance. My grandfather who served in the Pacific during WW2 got this from an American serviceman he met, possibly a Marine or Navy man. It may have been swapped for some piece of NZ kit or another knife. My grandfather never said and I never asked. It survived the war and less well my childhood where I broke off the lift arm on the can opener tool. I presume hard brittle steel.

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Hello, I’ve been posting a lot in the field gear section lately so sorry about that but it’s hard to find lots of info about this stuff online. (Got to get some more reference books!) This bread bag looks like a good one to me but I always like opinions for others.

Another quick question is about M31 bread bags with leather around the button holes at the top, I’ve seen more of them lately and can’t find many other examples to compare with. Are these original just a different model?

Thank you very much to everyone answering my questions I do appreciate it very much.

Cheers and Happy Collecting,
Bodhi

Here is the one I’m looking at.

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Yes lugers and p38s are great,but these smaller pistols need love too!

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