RARE AND NICE HUNTING KNIFE, GERMAN DAGGER, SWORD, INOX, ORIGINAL

Description

Historical context
:
The first knives made of stone, flint or obsidian in particular, in the form of rough shards, date from around 25,000 years ago. They were also sometimes bone. At that time, the knife served as both a tool and a weapon. From the Bronze Age, knives were made of metal and were for the first time fitted with a handle.
The Romans made the first steel blades as they also made from the 1st century the first folding blade knives.
In the fourteenth century, they were commonly used as forks and it was with the appearance of the fork that table knives took a round end to differentiate the uses.
The materials used to make knives evolved with the mastery of metallurgy. Thus, the first stainless steel knives were produced in the United States in 1921. Quenching techniques, like other tools, make the metal harder and more resistant, allowing thinner and sharper blades.
Small, easy to manufacture and transport, it is part of the basic equipment of all those who can use it, such as hunters, soldiers, craftsmen, cooks, etc.
Total length :
23.1 cm
Blade length :
11.5 cm
Blade width :
2.29 cm
Handle length :
9.7 cm
Description
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Very nice knife with brown horn and white metal handle. Blade with traces due to time, some notches due to use, otherwise shiny blade, marked
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INOX
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, no play.
The scabbard is in engraved leather, functional attachment button. Beautiful and aesthetic knife, to grab absolutely  ! ! !
By purchasing this superb knife you will be in possession of a magnificent witness of the period late XIX early XX (to be verified), but also a robust weapon and very finely decorated by the best gunsmiths of the time.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL OBJECT
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PLEASE NOTE :
This dagger is unique, I have no duplicate.
I answer your questions, don't hesitate!
NO RETURN ! ! !
Je ne suis pas responsable des retards et des pertes d'affranchissement,
c'est pourquoi je propose le paiement par paypal ou carte de crédit afin que votre achat soit couvert.
Paiement donc possible par virement bancaire, carte bancaire et paypal.
EXPÉDITION
Europe :
25 euros
Pologne et Bulgarie :
50 euros
Chine, Canada, USA. :
100 euros (by Fedex)
Ne laissez pas cette pièce de collection unique vous échapper, il n'y en aura pas pour tout le monde.
Bonne chance !