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These had a stick winged eagle and were apparently of WWII Steyr production. Have only seen one other. Does anyone have any info?
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Do you have a photo?
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No photo at this time, Klaus. In terms of dimensions and contours, the tool is identical to my WWI Erfurt. The WaA is sideways on the face of the long portion with the late wartime stick eagle. The tool has some minor rust staining and doesn't appear to ever have had any finish applied. It is unquestionably a period original and the only one I've seen in nearly sixty years of collecting and dealing. Have you seen one similar?
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