Very nice 19th Century French or German DAGGER / KNIFE with carved Horn Hilt

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Very nice 19th Century French or German DAGGER / KNIFE with carved Horn Hilt:
$150.00

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Up for sale:

this French or German made dagger that has been manufactured during the 1850`s - 1860`s period.

The hilt is made out of animal horn (non endangered species) which has been nicely carved.

There is a nickel-silverferrule between the handle and the guard, the fittings of the sheath are also nickel-silver.

Statistics: the overall length is 198 mm (7.9 Inches) - the length of the blade is 112 mm (4.4 Inches).

The sheath is complete and needs some new stitches, leather has scuff marks and needs some wax.

Condition: the horn hilt- or handle is in very good condition und completely UNDAMAGED.

There is no "play" between any of the parts, this dagger is very solid.

The blade has one minor nick and 1 mm part of the point of the blade is missing.

The surface of the blade is clean and smooth.

This is a nice classic dagger with a stunning handle complete with a sheath with nickel-silver fittings.

There is PRICE! COMBINED WORLDWIDE SHIPPING IS POSSIBLE, SAVE SOME $ !

Payment within 3 days after end of sale!

Items will be shipped within 4 working days after end of sale.

Powderflaskhunter is a hobby based seller who is active since the year 2000.

I find great pleasure in finding nice & collectable items for my own colection and for resale.

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