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Re: Crew and traditional hunting knives.
Posted by: freddy01 ()
Date: May 23, 2017 09:31AM

Hi Bernie,

I agree with you that it could be in order to « increase the value » and I really don’t see, what one could do with a knife on board of a U-boot.
But it could also be a « family item / souvenir » used on board by one personal,(for cutting & eating his steak for instance), but not making part of the general U-boot supply or equipment.
I had a look on the following sites:
1. WW1 – German army knives

[www.google.be]

2. Seaman’s knives, as being use on board of open ships. Type of knives are different

[www.google.be]

Hope this could help … a little bit !
Regards,
Freddy.

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Crew and traditional hunting knives. BernieT 05/20/2017 07:04PM
Re: Crew and traditional hunting knives. freddy01 05/21/2017 11:37AM
Re: Crew and traditional hunting knives. BernieT 05/22/2017 05:53PM
Re: Crew and traditional hunting knives. freddy01 05/23/2017 09:31AM
Re: Crew and traditional hunting knives. BernieT 05/25/2017 07:38AM


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