RAD Hewer
I do not currently have a RAD Hewer in my collection and I'm hoping this could be the one. I have done some research on these and my concern is in regards to the 337 under the Krebs marking. I have seen many examples with the three digits on the cross guard. Any thoughts on this one guys?
Re: RAD Hewer
looks honest,I like it.
Re: RAD Hewer
Looks fine to me also...do some condition comparison on some better conditoned examples..check out Lakesidetrader | German WWII Daggers & Medals
also Tom Wittmans site Wittmann Antique Militaria
Youy will have abetter idea on what pricing wopuld be for these in excellent to Mint condition. Regards Larry
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Re: RAD Hewer
Is the 337 a unit marking? usually reserved for the hilt and scabbard throat but got thrown onto the blade for this one?
Re: RAD Hewer
Not sure about that...has thrown me off.
Re: RAD Hewer
It does not look like a unit marking, but im not sure what it is.
the dagger itself is genuine, althou i think Perry Knife..... asks to much for this one
i think you can find one for a much better price.
Ger
Late reply, but 337 means manufactured March 1937.by maximus71
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