AndyB

Personally i would call it a NCO or Off.Armee dolch as a combat boot knife, the condition as mentioned is not so extra, already non...

Luckily is only one side sharpened and not the complete blade, it looks like only on left side from half of lenght to tip. Unfortunally...

Should be photografed next time on normal background, as there are not visible details, on that US flag. I assume its a Heer contract...

The unit is czechoslovak army 22.Infantry regiment located in Jičín. With the high number it was a spare reserve unit piece, as it so...

barell was made in Povazska Bystrica Slovakia, but was restamped with postwar HK in circle control mark.

Hard to believe that most of postwar production went to Israel, it was large numbers but mainly with origin german Kar98k, partly with...

The piece was probably sent to Izrael as visible on sling mover, the rifle is czechoslovak army as visible on siderail, made post 1945...

Kampfgebiet by Olenin , Sommerquartier 1942 During World War II, from October 10, 1941 to March 4, 1943, Olenino was occupied by German...

Looks like caligraphic initials? maybe from assembler possible a gunsmith? Evidently there exist 2 set of numbers a assembly nr. 278...

Soldaten Bund could be explanation of the disc marking.

When the pictured arms are Vz24 which is high possible the configuration of them is origin CS untouched by germans as side swivels are...

Both captured by germans in area of Czechia and Moravia, second one is marked to 29.IR located in Jindrichuv Hradec.

Yes it was dissasembled more time, the blueing on blade is gone. Matching is a good.

42asw its a nice untouched piece,probably never woried on belt, or in a frog, the LW frog looks never used too, but the thickness of...

Question is the buttstock is matching to the receiver.