Here are some
pictures from one of our meetings. The subject was |
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Se
artikeln om Fairbairn Sykes Fighting knife på svenska F-S Fighting knife |
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Items from Curt Johanessons collection. |
For more details and pictures
about fighting knives please go to the article in English about
Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting knives.
This unmarked
variation of Swedish pistol m/40 is very often wrongly claimed to been
designed for SOE in Norway and Denmark. The fact is that they were produced for the Swedish Inteligence Service during WW2. |
Above the single shot Welrod Mk 2 pistol in 7,65 mm Browning (32 ACP) The pistol is equipped with a permanent silencer.
The bolt has
to be twisted and pulled back for each shot like a bolt action rifle. This
eliminates the mechanical sound to a minimum. Below the Welrod Mk 2 pistol with open bolt. |
Above - the most
common pure fighting knives used during WW2. (Nowadays they are not common any more). From left to right:
German Fallschirmsjäger fighting knife
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The rare German Paratrooper knife above. It is also called the
gravity knife.
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German two handed weapons 1939-1945.
Pistols used by the the Germans in Norway and Denmark.
Go to the page about the partisans "Hjemmefronten"
Here below are pictures of a Dutch Marine m1915 knife produced between the wars. |