Hungary Air Force Dagger 1932 Nickel plated brass fittings. The guard is decorat…

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Hungary Air Force Dagger 1932

Nickel plated brass fittings. The guard is decorated with an eagle, and the pommel is decorated with an eagle's head. Wooden handle. Metal scabbard. Total length 38 cm. Length without sheath 34 cm. Blade length 20,5 cm.; Condition-I

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Hungary Air Force Dagger 1932

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