historylives Posted Friday at 02:52 PM Share #1 Posted Friday at 02:52 PM hello, can some one help me with the originality of this item? for a 100 year old piece it looks to good. question is real or fake? thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Slufstuff Posted Friday at 03:12 PM Share #2 Posted Friday at 03:12 PM It looks good to me, I have a Brauer Bros. 1918 dated one just like it. The WW1 produced bolo scabbards show up pretty regularly in excellent condition. They can look almost too good as you said. It is my understanding a large quantity of these (scabbards only) in unissued condition were turned up in storage a few years ago. For a while it seemed like every militaria or knife dealer at gun shows had them very reasonably priced. That glut is pretty much absorbed into collections at this point. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
siclfde Posted Friday at 03:28 PM Share #3 Posted Friday at 03:28 PM Agree Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
historylives Posted Friday at 03:45 PM Author Share #4 Posted Friday at 03:45 PM thank you for information. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doyler Posted Friday at 11:15 PM Share #5 Posted Friday at 11:15 PM original scabbard and cover. These will show up in like new condition. I use to see the sets as well as just the cover for sale back in the 1980s. Someone must have found a stash of them. I knew one seller at a local gunshow who sold the canvas covers for $3 that were new old stock, I recall he had around 300 of them he told me. He didnt seem to sell very many at the time. Eventually they all disappeared. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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