Where did this KNIFE come from

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Posted by teamwyc

14 years ago

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Description

small knife trhat looks like a sword, it has a ivory looking handle and two madallions hanging on a chain.

Category Militaria

Medium looks like ivory not sure

Condition Fair

History i cant tell you anything it was given to me from a deceased family member

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Re: Where did this KNIFE come from

Hi!

This knife seams probably from Crete, the handle usally is bone.

Best regards,

CharLee

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Re: Where did this KNIFE come from

I would agree it's from Crete, The problem is reproduction's are made.

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Re: Where did this KNIFE come from

Thanks,

I do not think this is a copy since it was given to me from a family member that was in their late 90's over 20 years ago..

I would just like to the history and if any value of the knife..

I think iwill try ot take closer pictures of it once I find which box I put it in..lol

so any marks I should look for?

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Re: Where did this KNIFE come from

Any marks on the blade etc.

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Re: Where did this KNIFE come from

i did not see anything abnombal that I can remember, I have to find where I put the knife, I packed up everything.. so I would remember where they were butt hat was almost 2 years ago I think..lol

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