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Germany - DDR Officer's Army and Air Force Dagger 1961 With a full set of straps, in the original box. Total length - 395mm. The length of the blade with hilt (without sheath) is 359 m. Blade length without handle – 246mm. The blade width at the heel is 17 mm. Sheath length – 283mm. The dagger has a plastic handle and steel parts. Narrow steel blade with two longitudinal grooves. The scabbard is decorated from plastic with steel inserts. The number on the blade is “71523”.; Condition-I

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Germany - DDR Officer's Army and Air Force Dagger 1961 With a full set of straps, in the original box. Total length - 395mm. The length of the blade with hilt (without sheath) is 359 m. Blade length without handle – 246mm. The blade width at the heel is 17 mm. Sheath length – 283mm. The dagger has a plastic handle and steel parts. Narrow steel blade with two longitudinal grooves. The scabbard is decorated from plastic with steel inserts. The number on the blade is “71523”.; Condition-I

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