Capt.Case Posted November 16, 2023 #151 Posted November 16, 2023 Always nice to complete a collection! Now you'll have to find another maker to collect. I once completed all the short M-1 Garand bayonets but then it a way it was sad that the hunt was over.
opseccc Posted November 23, 2023 #152 Posted November 23, 2023 Wondering what thoughts are on this one? Looking at the serial number, the size looks to be Hamden, but the overall look of the knife and sheath are Miami. The letter is possibly C or G. Thoughts?
Knucklehead Posted November 23, 2023 #153 Posted November 23, 2023 1 hour ago, opseccc said: Wondering what thoughts are on this one? Looking at the serial number, the size looks to be Hamden, but the overall look of the knife and sheath are Miami. The letter is possibly C or G. Thoughts? Hamden blade finished or repaired in Miami?
opseccc Posted November 26, 2023 #154 Posted November 26, 2023 Thought I would give it a couple of days, and with only your (Knucklehead) response, I thank you for the info.
Knucklehead Posted December 10, 2023 #155 Posted December 10, 2023 Hamden #10 came in a bit ago but haven't had any time... EK collection "complete"!
fabnatcyr Posted April 7, 2024 #157 Posted April 7, 2024 Bonjour je voudrais votre avis sur celui ci gaine 1 modèle petit rivet et aucun marquage si j ai bien compris c est dans les 1 fabrication ?
Knucklehead Posted April 7, 2024 #158 Posted April 7, 2024 It looks very much EK except the rivets are small...
Knucklehead Posted April 7, 2024 #159 Posted April 7, 2024 3 hours ago, fabnatcyr said: Bonjour je voudrais votre avis sur celui ci gaine 1 modèle petit rivet et aucun marquage si j ai bien compris c est dans les 1 fabrication ? It looks very much EK except the rivets a
fabnatcyr Posted October 13, 2024 #160 Posted October 13, 2024 Hello We are talking about a small rivet for the first models, especially since the sheath is from the first production.
fabnatcyr Posted October 13, 2024 #161 Posted October 13, 2024 Les premiers couteaux étaient également dotés de rivets en plomb plus petits. Plus tard, la conception a été modifiée et les trous du manche en bois ont été effilés de sorte que les rivets coulés aient une forme de sablier en coupe transversale. Il existe également des différences dans la longueur et la forme de la soie allongée. Un trou pour la dragonne peut être absent (premiers couteaux), être percé à travers le manche (couteaux plus récents) ou percé à travers la soie allongée (rare pour les couteaux
fabnatcyr Posted October 13, 2024 #162 Posted October 13, 2024 https://militarycarryknives.com/EKKNIVES/EkKnives.htm
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