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Hi Peter, I want to thank you for these informations it is greatly appreciated. Regards, Michel
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Thank you to both of you. Regards, juno-44
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Hi, I was fortunate enough to acquired in the mid 2000's two nice gorgets and epaulettes from Marc Dallain of Montreal, Canada. Marc's ancesters were from the Island of Jersey, one was named Gedeon Dallain born in 1767 Officer in the 4th Regiment (St Lawrence Battalion) Jersey Militia. I would please like to know, if the gorgets are GIIIV or GIVR, if the chain mail epaulettes are from the same period and were they issued to the Infantry or the Cavalry? I am looking forward to hear from one of you. Regards, juno-44
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Hi to everyone, I recently picked up this Hungarian Air Force Officer's dagger and would please like to have opinions on it. The blade riccasso is stamped with the Hungarian Coat of Arms, the letters "N" or "Z" are also stamped on the throat of the scabbard and the under guard which I presume is a maker mark. By reading an old topic by Janos, I presume my dagger is an original one, but is it? Regards, juno-44
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Hungary Hungary - WW2 Air Force Dress Daggers
juno-44 replied to hunyadi's topic in Central & Eastern European States
Hunyadi & Janos, I know this thread is old, but I'm hoping one of you guys can help me. I picked up this Hungarian Air Force Officer's dagger a few weeks ago and would please like to have your opinions on it. The blade ricasso is stamped with the Hungarian Coat of Arms, the letters "N" are also stamped on the throat of the scabbard and the under guard which I presume is a maker mark. By reading your thread, I presume my dagger is an original one, but is it? juno-44