An unusual trench art dagger made from a shell fragment.
The fragment has been ground down to make a blade leaving the remainder of the shell scraps as the grip.
The dagger has been manufactured by using stock removal techniques creating a ricasso and a double edged dagger.
The dagger is crudely stamped ‘Namur 1914’ and also bears a factory mark of the 'Licot, Namur' company, a blade and razor company in the Southern French speaking area of Belgium.
~ Dimensions ~
The dagger is 16 inches (40cm) long.
The blade is 8 inches (20cm) to the ricasso.
It weighs 465 g.
~ Condition ~
The dagger is in good condition for its age, with some blackening to the blade.
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