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A close-up of the larva of a Gray Dagger moth, the dark background makes the bright green leaf and the little hairy caterpillar stand out brilliantly. Shot at f/5.6 to keep the caterpillar's fuzz sharp while dropping the background into a deep void.
From left to right: Cody Retherford, Josh "Twitch" Bailey, Paul Kokenes, Jimmy Head
Taken with a Fujifilm Finepix S5000
Steel, damascened with gold, silver-gilt, ivory
Turkish, Ottoman period
Grip and blade: 16th century
Guard: 1774 - 89
Item number: 36.25.670
Luftwaffe Dagger [M1937] with Hangers, Portepee and Artificial Damascus Blade by Pet. Dan. Krebs Solingen
This 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger is in MINT condition with Artificial Damascus Blade. Model 1937. The total length is 43.0 cm. The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: PET. DAN. KREBS SOLINGEN - Peter Daniel Krebs, Solingen.
Grip: The pommel has good detail to the oak leaves that surround the swastikas on both sides. These oak leaves have hand enhancements, and good pebbling in the plain areas. The crossguard features a fine, Luftwaffe eagle flying to the left, clutching a mobile swastika in his talons. The detail to the bird's head and breast area is still mint. The pebbled pattern on the reverse is also in good condition. The grip is a wartime white example, which is the style that has a carved wood base internally. This grip is in very good condition, except for a couple of extremely small hairliners that appear in the upper rib section. The grip is tightly wrapped with twisted, silver wire.
Blade: The blade is an artificially etched example, which is done in the pattern of "small roses". The blade is in MINT condition throughout, with no flaws or problems. The artificial Damascus was known as the "poor man's Damascus", as it certainly was priced a lot cheaper than a true Damascus blade, but yet gave a fine, dramatic effect to the piece. The reverse ricasso is etched with a shield device, having a lobster inside. The lobster is well detailed, with its two claws sticking upward. Around the shield is the firm's name and location, "PET. DAN KREBS/ SOLINGEN". The original black leather blade buffer is in place.
Scabbard: The scabbard appears to be a generic style. This scabbard is nice and straight throughout, and has good, plated surfaces. The bands have good detail to the oak leaves positioned on 45 degree angles around the circumference. The throat is retained by two headless, flush mount screws, one on each side.
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Model : Elseworth Dagger
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Luftwaffe Dagger [M1937] with Hangers, Portepee and Artificial Damascus Blade by Pet. Dan. Krebs Solingen
This 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger is in MINT condition with Artificial Damascus Blade. Model 1937. The total length is 43.0 cm. The Dagger has the maker mark on the blade: PET. DAN. KREBS SOLINGEN - Peter Daniel Krebs, Solingen.
Grip: The pommel has good detail to the oak leaves that surround the swastikas on both sides. These oak leaves have hand enhancements, and good pebbling in the plain areas. The crossguard features a fine, Luftwaffe eagle flying to the left, clutching a mobile swastika in his talons. The detail to the bird's head and breast area is still mint. The pebbled pattern on the reverse is also in good condition. The grip is a wartime white example, which is the style that has a carved wood base internally. This grip is in very good condition, except for a couple of extremely small hairliners that appear in the upper rib section. The grip is tightly wrapped with twisted, silver wire.
Blade: The blade is an artificially etched example, which is done in the pattern of "small roses". The blade is in MINT condition throughout, with no flaws or problems. The artificial Damascus was known as the "poor man's Damascus", as it certainly was priced a lot cheaper than a true Damascus blade, but yet gave a fine, dramatic effect to the piece. The reverse ricasso is etched with a shield device, having a lobster inside. The lobster is well detailed, with its two claws sticking upward. Around the shield is the firm's name and location, "PET. DAN KREBS/ SOLINGEN". The original black leather blade buffer is in place.
Scabbard: The scabbard appears to be a generic style. This scabbard is nice and straight throughout, and has good, plated surfaces. The bands have good detail to the oak leaves positioned on 45 degree angles around the circumference. The throat is retained by two headless, flush mount screws, one on each side.
www.dg.de/en/air-force-luftwaffe-daggers/luftwaffe-dagger...
Left: Ballock Knife, English, late 15th century.
Middle: Dagger, English, late 15th century.
Right: Rondel Dagger, English, late 15th century.
중세의 단검은 엄연히 보조 무기였으며, '정정 당당한(기사다운)' 롱소드만큼의 대접은 절대로 받지 못했다.
Ballock Knife는 14~16세기에 걸쳐 군인과 민간인 모두에 의해 사용되었다. 이 단검의 이름은 타원 모양의 손잡이 그리고 손잡이 앞부분의 동글동글한 부분에서 유래했다 - 아마도 이 검은 스코틀랜드의 전통 단검인 dirk의 원형이라고 할 수 있을 것이다. 이 단검의 칼날 단면은 삼각형 모양이며, 칼끝을 강화해서 찌르는 능력을 극대화시켰다.
Rondel Dagger는 14~16세기 기사들에게 애용된 단검이다. 이 칼의 손잡이 위아래에는 작은 원판('Rondel')이 달려 있는데, 바로 여기서 이름이 유래했다. 칼날은 곧은 모양이며 주로 'mail breaker' 로서 사용되었다.
U.S. Army Special Operations Command Parachute Team - The Black Daggers, NAWS China Lake Air Show, Armitage Field, China Lake, CA, 18 March 2017.
A western honey bee (Apis mellifera) works a summer blossom of dagger cholla (Grusonia clavata). Be sure to view in full resolution.
Howard Tessier helps a customer in the full service Army Post Office, one of the services offered by the new Dagger Complex Community Support Facility in Darmstadt. The facility, which was inaugurated Nov. 18, includes a Shoppette, and a barber shop, and will soon have an ATM. It is deliberately located outside the Dagger Complex proper to allow easy access by all customers, including area retirees. The Dagger Complex is one of the two military facilities to remain operational in Darmstadt after the inactivation of the Darmstadt Garrison Sept. 30. The ceremony also marks the transfer of responsibility for the Dagger Complex, which staffed by members of the 66th MI Brigade, to USAG Wiesbaden.
Photo by Juan R. Meléndez Jr.; Nov. 18, 2008
Ian Merrill Peakes and Kate Eastwood Norris as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in Shakespeare's Macbeth at Folger Theatre (February 28 - April 13, 2008). Photo by T. Charles Erickson.
More at www.folger.edu/template.cfm?cid=2727.
Iraqi Police Capt. Abdullah, front, dean of the academy at the Iraqi Police Criminal Justice Center, and U.S. Soldiers with the 2nd “Dagger” Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, United States Division – Center salute during the playing of the Iraqi national anthem during the graduation ceremony of the final class of IP officers from the CJC Aug. 21, 2011 at Camp Liberty, Iraq. The graduation marked the end of a fruitful two-year-long partnership between the IP and U.S. forces at the CJC, during which more than 2,500 Iraqi police officers were trained in advanced policing skills. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Tiffany Wynn, 2nd AAB, 1st Inf. Div, USD-C)
French Préfecture de police de Paris PVP (Petit Véhicule Protégé) DAGGER APC of the BRI-BAC (Brigade de recherche et d'intervention/Brigade Anti-Commando), Paris, July 14, 2018.
Daggers such as this one, with two parallel ribs running down the blade, have been found throughout modern Israel. The design is undoubtedly Asian, probably Hyksos. How such a blade reached Thebes is not known; it may have been brought back as a souvenir by a Theban soldier who fought in the wars against the Hyksos.
Late 13th dynasty - 17th dynasty, purchased in Thebes.
37.248E
Brooklyn Museum