My Eskilstuna Collection

Rafngard · Today, 06:19 PM

Hello All,

I've been meaning to take these pics for a bit, and finally got to them today.
Here's all of my blades (antique and vintage) from Eskilstuna, one of the major knife producing areas of Sweden.

Many, but not all of these are from C. W. Dahlgren.
Last year, I posted a series of photos from a catalogue from C.W. Dalhgren from 1906. over here, starting at Post # 9.
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=29587

Have fun,
Leif

gp · Today, 08:14 PM

very nice , thank you ! Specially the ones with tradional decorations !!!
Is the black hilt made from leather or just wood ?

But do you have a picure of Tommie Gustafson's blades? which he used in Eskilstuna

interesting as well is the fact that bayonets were made around WW I there, named after the old King in Carl Gustafs stads gevärsfaktori
(who also did make rifles, like mausers)

https://digitaltmuseum.se/search?q=C...C3%A4rsfaktori

a collector's interesting website

https://www.holmback.se/edged_weapons/reference.html
https://www.holmback.se/bayonets/wra..._m94_(A4).html

best regards

Gunar

Today, 06:19 PM	#1
Rafngard Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Minneapolis,MN Posts: 358	My Eskilstuna Collection Hello All, I've been meaning to take these pics for a bit, and finally got to them today. Here's all of my blades (antique and vintage) from Eskilstuna, one of the major knife producing areas of Sweden. Many, but not all of these are from C. W. Dahlgren. Last year, I posted a series of photos from a catalogue from C.W. Dalhgren from 1906. over here, starting at Post # 9. http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=29587 Have fun, Leif Attached Images

Today, 08:14 PM	#2
gp Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 899	very nice , thank you ! Specially the ones with tradional decorations !!! Is the black hilt made from leather or just wood ? But do you have a picure of Tommie Gustafson's blades? which he used in Eskilstuna interesting as well is the fact that bayonets were made around WW I there, named after the old King in Carl Gustafs stads gevärsfaktori (who also did make rifles, like mausers) https://digitaltmuseum.se/search?q=C...C3%A4rsfaktori a collector's interesting website https://www.holmback.se/edged_weapons/reference.html https://www.holmback.se/bayonets/wra..._m94_(A4).html best regards Gunar Attached Images Last edited by gp; Today at 09:07 PM.