China Kuomintang Army Officer's Dagger 1927 - 1948 Brass fittings with floral pa…

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China Kuomintang Army Officer's Dagger 1927 - 1948

Brass fittings with floral patterns. The wooden handle is painted. Steel scabbard with brass ornamental inserts. The blade has a groove in the middle on both sides. Total length 38,5 cm. Length without sheath 36 cm. Blade length 24,5 cm.; Condition-I

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China Kuomintang Army Officer's Dagger 1927 - 1948

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