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    Posted

    Hallo Gentlemen, :beer:

    At a collectors exposition in Brasov a week ago, (November 18th) I acquired this sheath, its made from a combination of leather and canvas webbing, the leather has been given an application of black boot polish!!

    The sheath measures: approxamatly 15 cm.

    The opening for the blade is 30 mm.

    The sheath hangs from a canvas webbing strap, measured from the rear at 11cm, the strap opens to take a web-belt, there is a cross web strap to hold the knife in place, it fastens by means of a metal stud-knob which pushes through the canvas strap.

    The lower part of the sheath has a strip of canvas webbing around it held in place to the rear by a rivet.

    There are no markings on the item.

    The item is old and dates from WW2 or post WW2. It does not appear to be a commercial item but a military one.

    Can anybody offer any clue as to where the item comes from??

    Kevin in Deva:beer:

    • 2 weeks later...
    Posted

    sorry,no idea,dont suppose theres any markings well hidden on the snap fastener at all,sometimes a maker/country under rust......sorry if you`ve already thought of this.

    mustang

    Posted

    sorry,no idea,dont suppose theres any markings well hidden on the snap fastener at all,sometimes a maker/country under rust......sorry if you`ve already thought of this.

    mustang

    Hallo Mustang, :beer:

    thanks for the reply, I checked the fastner and rivets but nothing at all :( I did give the webbing a light cleaning and it seems to have a "plastic / Nylon" construction so its must be much later than WW2, but the sheath is leather. Guess it will remain as unknown, must try to find a sheath knife with 5 inch blade next, always handy for sharpening the anti-vampire stakes :P

    Kevin in Deva. Transylvania :beer:

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