Original German Post-WWII Set of Three Miniature "Salesman's Sample" Edged Weapons - Hirschfänger, Navy Dagger, and Lion’s Head Mortars a common area for cracking

a common area for cracking

During the same time

but the blade still looks great

This piece of hardtack is in surprisingly good condition for its age

The katana has an arsenal made blade with a Futsu 普通 (regular) Nakago (tang) with an kurijiri (rounded) nakago-jiri (tang tip)

Original German Post-WWII Set of Three Miniature "Salesman's Sample" Edged Weapons - Hirschfänger, Navy Dagger, and Lion’s Head Mortars a common area for crackingOriginal Items: Only One Set of Three Available. These are some very nice examples of "Miniature" German Edged weapons, which have been observed from several different makers. Often referred to as "salesman samples", there is definitely debate over the purpose of these miniature daggers, which are quite useful as letter openers as well. They are constructed much as the full size daggers, but the idea of a miniature dagger to be used as a sample by