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SOG Vintage Original Desert Commando Dagger by SEKI Japan with Cordura Sheath
SOG Knife Company USA.
This is a highly sort after and rare original and mint condition SOG Desert Dagger made by SEKI in Japan with original Cordura/Nylon tactical Sheath.
Almost mint condition, unused with factory edge, a great collectable or usable tactical dagger.
Blade Length: 6.5 in. x .180 in.
Blade Steel: AUS-6 Stainless Steel
Carry System: Cordura/Nylon sheath
Knife Type: Fixed Blade, Double Edged Dagger
Like the Kabar USMC and Ontario knives, the SOG range take their place alongside the best of the Allied forces knives.
Comes with a solidly made black Cordura sheath.
This is a sturdy, heavy-duty,double edged Dagger and unlike the new SOG knives that are now made in Taiwan, this is an older and rarer SEKI Japan made knife.
See detailed images for almost mint condition with just a couple of age marks.
Please read detailed descriipion for more information as to its popularity and raraity.
**Please also note that as this is a double edged Dagger, we are unable to post to Victoria, SA and ACT due to prohibition laws and anyone with a postcode for these states will not be allowed to order.
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SOG Knives Collectors' Review
The SOG Desert Dagger is the 1st 6" dagger rolled out by SOG, and is one of the older SOG knives. It has a slight resemblance to the SOG Government - bearing the same handle and butt that can be used for field hammering. It is a very attractive knife, with its sleek blade and a single "blood groove" running down the middle.
The SOG Desert Dagger was famously used in the movie 'Kill Bill: Vol 1' as used by Uma Thurman during the knife fight with Vernita Green, and also in the movie 'Snakes On a Plane', where Samuel L. Jackson takes it from a passenger's luggage to force open the cockpit door.
Some have lamented that it was poor timing for SOG to discontinue this model knife right after being given free publicity by the 'Kill Bill' movie but nonetheless, this discontinued dagger continues to be highly sought after and fetches high prices on the collector.