Any help on finding the origins of this old pocket knife would help. It looks military (artillery bomb on top of the crest) but both myself and OP cant find any info. All help is appreciated
Any help on finding the origins of this old pocket knife would help. It looks military (artillery bomb on top of the crest) but both myself and OP cant find any info. All help is appreciated
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OP said it had a marking on the blade of a dragon on top of a keltic knot. It should be made in Sweden.
AFAIK the B could refer to either Belgium (lions too) or at Bombardiers (artillery) in addition to the bomb on top of the crest that also represents artillery afaik
The logo is off the Swedish weapons manufacturer Bofors I would guess the knife is made by EKA a Swedish knife manufacturer.