Recently upgraded my SA Dienstdolch from a fairly nice RZM to an earlier one. I saw this Tiger and just had to get itGruppe marked 'He' which I believe is Hessen according to the 'Makers' sticky thread here on the Forum.
Cheers!
Jeff
SA Dienstdolch - Tiger
Recently upgraded my SA Dienstdolch from a fairly nice RZM to an earlier one. I saw this Tiger and just had to get it
Cheers!
Jeff
Hands clapping !! The dark grip is correct for this maker and the crossgrain is quite Mint looking. Although another common maker...but yet not so commonly seen as much. Lauterjung & Co. was a great producer of these. Nice solid example. Regards Larry
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I like it! Very well done!
Thanks once again for your opinions guys...I was very pleased when I pulled it out of the package
Another beautiful example, weller! I truly enjoy seeing these fine, early pieces. What craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing!
Weller,
Thats a Sweet looking early SA by Tiger
Lovely Dark grip & Stunning blade !!
Congrats
Mac 66.
Nice one!
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I've always had a liking for the earlier Tigers! Look at the quality of the grip fit-the fine dark engraving and one of the coolest makers marks out there! The wood is so dark, it could be used on an SS! An Excellent pick up by any standards! Nice find!
William
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Great looking dagger. Love that dark grip.........
Regards,
Steve.
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