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This is an original H.G. Long sleeve dagger, made about twelve years ago. As you know, H.G. Long

made this type of sleeve dagger for the U.S. OSS and the British SOE during World War II. The

knives were imported and finished by John Ek in the United States . This knife is made of one piece

of steel and measures just over 7" long, with a blade that is 3-1/2". The handle is etched with their

logo: crossed daggers in a shield, and: "H.G. Long & Co./ Est. 1847/ Sheffield England ". The blade

is triangular, with three blood grooves. The groove at the end of the handle is for you to put a loop to

grab the knife quickly and easily. The sheath is known as an "X" sheath, because of the way the

strap loops through the slots and around your arm. Mike Stewart, Past President of Blackjack/ Ek

examined this knife and told us that it was one that was finished , while he was President.

Original sheath, made in England . Both knife and sheath are in factory new condition, never

sharpened or used. No reserve.

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