Denny old friend, wow you have some great stuff, I would like to come down to Texas and admire some of your beauty's first hand, over a Texas Steak...
I really like the Spitzer also the contrast of the bright aluminum to the heavily patined silver scabbard...nice

To keep this from disappearing. This is my last

Someone should go back and ensure, for example, that all of Mr Roach´s threads are preserved. They are an education in themselves, in terms of the physical characteristics and varieties of army daggers. Few if any know more than him on this topic

Thanks for bringing these up. Denny is a great guy and a valuable source of history. Too bad some here didn't appreciate that.

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Thanks for bringing these up. Denny is a great guy and a valuable source of history. Too bad some here didn't appreciate that.

I will second that and also add that his knowledge is greatly missed. You only have to read this post to appreciate his input.

p.s Thanks to Gustavo for taking the time to try to preserve some of the more valuable threads and his dedication to the forum!.

I for one certainly appreciate his knowledge and help and he gave it freely whenever asked. When it comes to the field of Armies he is the best, period.

Denny is top notch and his input is sorely missed here.

Denny was (is) a straight shooter and always willing to help collectors. His knowledge in Army daggers is IMO unsurpassed.
What a loss to this forum.

-serge-

WOW!!!! Fantastic aray of Beautiful daggers! Just what I would`ve expected from you!

Although I`m pretty new to these threads, I`d like to take this opportunity to also add my my bit by saying" Denny`s the best, and in the few dealings with him, I`ve learnt and gained alot!" Many thanks to you mate!

Dion

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His knowledge in Army daggers is IMO unsurpassed.
What a loss to this forum.

Amen to that!

A good friend & one very fine gentleman