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Need Help With Greek Dagger ID

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#1

Foreign Navy Dagger need help with ID.Thanks for any and all help.Scotty

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#2

This is engraved into the blade.Thanks Scotty

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#3

Greek to me...

 

Dirk officer marine. Greece, early 20th century.

Blade, straight, flat, double-edged, with two narrow valleys, with a long flat heel, polished. On the heel on the front side there is an inscription "APXEZОAI MA0ЕN APXEIN EPIE". The handle is made of white plastic, barrel-shaped with spiral double grooves. On these grooves, the handle is wrapped with twisted brass wire. The head of the handle is brass, relief, in the form of a crown. Cross-shaped cast brass. The crosshair is in the form of a rectangular block, decorated on both sides with the image of a double-headed eagle with slightly lowered wings. On the crosshairs there is a spring latch button for the dagger retainer in the sheath. The ends of the cross are tapered. The scabbard is brass, solid, decorated with a relief ornament made of oak leaves and acorns on a scaly background. The scabbard device consists of a thin mouth and two superimposed nuts decorated with a traditional Greek rectangular snake. At the end of the scabbard there is an oval button with a belt, decorated with an ornament of oak leaves and acorns. Between the mouth and the top nut on both sides there is a relief image of the coat of arms of Greece.
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#4

Bob thank you so much I hit every country I could think of except Greece.Thank you for your time and energy.Scotty

#5

It's all Greek to me...

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