I am not a knife expert but found this interesting. I assume it is a reproduction but want to see what you guys think of it.
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Maybe so - but I got it in a box of knives - didn't know it was there. Looks like an "Adolf Hitler" signature on the blade. Anyone ever seen one of these?“Drittes Reich“ translates Third Reich. No even a reproduction of a real Nazi knife but a cheapo gimmick sold to Nazi wanna be.
I'm surprised something like that is still made today.
There is a large market in Eastern Europe that sells Nazi, Third Reich items on Ebay. They usually cover up the SS runes and Swastika and some try to push them off as original. I’ve also seen similar knives at Gun Shows.Maybe so - but I got it in a box of knives - didn't know it was there. Looks like an "Adolf Hitler" signature on the blade. Anyone ever seen one of these?
I added the statement below to my original post.Maybe so - but I got it in a box of knives - didn't know it was there. Looks like an "Adolf Hitler" signature on the blade. Anyone ever seen one of these?
The NAZI judenhassers are in the "Israel at War" thread.
I have no problem with people collecting ANY historical items be them Nazi, USSR (Soviet), WW2 Japanese, Confederate etc.As a matter of fact, I‘m glad they do to preserve the history they represent. You don’t have to agree with the ideology it represents but to destroy it or ban is wrong.Not a Nazi collector but when I got an engraved Nazi bayonet in a box of stuff I didn't turn it down. Not sure how many German soldiers got one; google translation is something like "For Your Service" Sounds like not many survived to earn one.