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Those are magnificent, I'm new to switches but I can't believe how beautiful in design these are,makes me want an Italian switch, thanks for posting these pictures, and compliments to the maker.
Ian

Thanks Jim, just started collecting these, would love a mint one, but my pockets aren't deep enough, found out its 1950s from a member here, staggered at the lovely knives on this forum, it's a great place.
Regards Ian

Few more pictures of Kuniie sword.

This sword is Ww2 natcherley, it looks new due to polish. I should have posted more pics sorry. Kuniie was a 1.5 M yen smith, his grandson is making swords today, his teacher was shigetsugu (who made a sword for german chancellor Adolf Hitler at the emperors request).Kuniie was the overseer of the r...

Sorry for late reply but gunstar has many fairbairn sykes daggers,there was a lovely "fatboy"grip on there a little while back, if you want a ww2 one.
Ian

My ww2 samurai sword by yoshihara kuniie.

How much is a dark horn akc tanto with the discount, love your damascus mikov, but spent a lot this Christmas.
Happy new year.
Ian

These are both beautiful knives,what size are they? I mean length and thickness , love the blade shape and etching.

Hubertus shellpuller Bill, I'm trying to create a shellpuller like yours, I'm using a needle file and the pin is in the way, to make things worse it was a short pin to begin with the majority on the leverside. I was hoping to tap it through when finished but this lifts the blade. What are they made ...

Is removal of the blade pin a bad idea.... I can't file my bolsters flush without removing it, any tips really welcomed, I'm in a bit of trouble
Thanks Ian

Your right Dave,a flashback of sutherland with a blade and a ww2 spy has melted 2 films into 1....apologies all.

I'm sure there is one part where Mr devlyn needs to silence someone and you see the fallschirmjager briefly, sorry if it's wrong, I'll have to watch it again.

No picture but my beloved german gravity knife used by Donald sutherland in the Eagle has landed,sorry if it's been already found.

Tool and weapon, been that way since the first flint knives of old.
Ian

I'll move to the U.S then Bill ,all my favourite collectibles are there from civil war guns,to my new passion switches.
Thanks for the reply, I'll just keep dreaming.