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Old 24th February 2025, 05:06 PM   #4
Ian
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Andrew, you win the argument! As Detlef noted, a nice Luzon dagger with a three-piece hilt in the Spanish colonial style. Despite its excellent condition, especially the leather sheath, this one could be pre-WWII.


The brass handled knife is N. African and usually attributed to the Telek people. Often it's seen in an "arm dagger" sheath, but this one is not.
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