Original German WWII Miniature Salesman's Sample Army Heer Officer Dagger with Nickel Plated Blade Category_Receiver It was equally useful for

It was equally useful for camouflage and as a windproof garment that provided a method of carrying ammunition or equipment

The Lock plate markings are indistinct but appear to have the remains of the Gurkha Temple Crest that was applied after the delivery to Nepal by the E

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military service in 1965 to replace the M-1951 field jacket which was an improvement on the M-1943 field jacket of World War II design

with the expected wear to the finish

Original German WWII Miniature Salesman's Sample Army Heer Officer Dagger with Nickel Plated Blade Category_Receiver It was equally useful forOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a "Miniature" Heer Army Officer dagger, which have been observed from several different makers. This example is not marked on the blade, as with others we have seen before, and the blade is also nickel plated, which would help keep it looking shiny after it was handled by prospective customers. Often referred to as "salesman samples", there is definitely debate over the purpose of these