Original French Early 18th Century Left Hand Dirk with Ivory Grip & Silver Crossguard ERA The label at the top

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Company owner Christian Cramer had one of these as a kid in England and his father told him it had been issued to the Canadian Mounties

laurel leaf wreath encompassing an embossed profile of an M35 pattern helmet with a high relief

The scabbard front is embossed with the Fascist logo of the famous bound axe and rods

Original French Early 18th Century Left Hand Dirk with Ivory Grip & Silver Crossguard ERA The label at the topOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous example of a left handed dirk dating to the early 18th Century, roughly the 1720s 1730s, with a lovely carved ivory grip and silver crossguard. The blade, which is six sided, measures roughly 7, with an overall length of 12. The blade shows heavy wear from centuries without its scabbard, and the silver of the crossguard has a very lovely tarnished patina. The ivory grip has a crack on both sides