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WWII German knife?

Discussion in 'Small Arms and Edged Weapons' started by RKUBES, Jan 12, 2010.

  1. RKUBES

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    [​IMG]I have what appears to be a WWII era German knife.
    I would like to specifically identify.
    It is single sided blade, 5 1/4" long, with 9 3/4" total length of knife.
    It has a black plastic (bakelite?) handle with plated metal crossguards on each end of handle. A screw in the end of the handle holds the handle/crossguards to the blade. There is the impression (molded in or etched in) in the handle of a bird (eagle?). The blade has "ERN Silingen Germany" on one side and "PIC 961" on other near crossguard impressed into blade. I can supply pics to any who wish to help.
    Thanks.
    RPK
     
  2. sniper1946

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    welcome rpk,pics would help...
     
  3. RKUBES

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    I have pics how do I load them?

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