Hi /k/, Does someone know where this knife come from ? All i

>>32737284
bump for interest

>>32737284
Can you post the other side of the scabbard?

>>32737284
The straight blade makes me think bayonet, but the French bayonets don't have straight hilts

I'm thinking this is some kind of French fighting knife from the post-war period

>>32737284
Found it: it's a French Scout knife from ww2
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/northwich-auction/catalogue-id-srno10144/lot-548a5454-b9f1-4d2a-8c2f-a5630103a221

>>32737284
It looks like a stainless steel fairbairn-sykes pattern knife with a cast handle

It's a letter opener.

Sheath looks alright though.

Lose the electrical tape.

>>32737344
Yeah, the William Rodgers ones are typically unmarked as well
Also:
>Lose the electrical tape.
definitely

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>>32737284
>Does someone know where this knife come from ?
The cheap junk store over on poorfag avenue.

>>32737284
Probably Pakistan or China and it'll break the first time you try to use it. An authentic blade of that design wouldn't be so shiny this many years later.

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I found it in a military canteen with suits, and ammo from my uncle. He hais been in french army in mid 70s.

>>32737328

It's what i was thinking, but it can be a parade knife.

>>32737339
thanks man, glad it's still in good shape for its age.

>>32737284
>>32737584
>this knife
you mean this letter opener?

>>32738032
I can understand you being disparaging,but letter-openers don't tend to have sheaths