Tactical fixed.

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[David Mary]

Andrey, what a monolithic thread! I didn't get through it all (insurmountable task!) but what I have seen is amazing, and thank you for sharing your extremely interesting collection with the community.

 

[makandr]

Andrey, what a monolithic thread! I didn't get through it all (insurmountable task!) but what I have seen is amazing, and thank you for sharing your extremely interesting collection with the community.

Thank you! Russian name - Kosar (Косарь)

 

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[makandr]

Paganism is alive .... my tribe saw off the winter that night. Instruments of the Northwest Slavs and Ugro-Finns.

 

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[makandr]

The ancient Yakut weapon Batu is still used today including for the extraction of mammoth tusks.

 

[makandr]

KGB award knife.

 

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[cbach8tw]

I have to ask, any older EK commando knives or theater made knives? Did the Soviets make any theater made knives during WWII? I think there would have to be since going off to war, had to have own equipment besides what was issued.

 

[makandr]

I have to ask, any older EK commando knives or theater made knives? Did the Soviets make any theater made knives during WWII? I think there would have to be since going off to war, had to have own equipment besides what was issued.

EK there is no WW2 period but there is a theater made, of course. The Soviets made a huge number of knives on the war.

 

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