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<p>[QUOTE="fidbald, post: 59439, member: 61"]JMHO.</p><p>post-WWII. blade same as the normal SA dagger. millions made (also some SS use), and used with whatever grip was asked for, well into the 50s.</p><p>same with pocketknives.</p><p>HJ daggers or properly named "Fahrtenmesser" were even sold into the 60s as boyscout daggers without the signs.</p><p>as with all the rest of the Kraut industry: after 1945 it was "Fritz, grind off the swastika and let's get going again"[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fidbald, post: 59439, member: 61"]JMHO. post-WWII. blade same as the normal SA dagger. millions made (also some SS use), and used with whatever grip was asked for, well into the 50s. same with pocketknives. HJ daggers or properly named "Fahrtenmesser" were even sold into the 60s as boyscout daggers without the signs. as with all the rest of the Kraut industry: after 1945 it was "Fritz, grind off the swastika and let's get going again"[/QUOTE]
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