Denmark Naval Dagger 1907 The fittings are brass with gilding. The handle is pla…

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Denmark Naval Dagger 1907

The fittings are brass with gilding. The handle is plastic. Brass scabbard with ornaments and remains of gilding. The blade is not fixed in the sheath. Blade with Horster Solingen mark. Total length 36 cm. Length without sheath 30 cm. Blade length 19.5 cm.; Condition-I

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Denmark Naval Dagger 1907

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