Hi Al,
a dagger in this price range (IF Original.....) has to be examined very closely!
If the seller is only willing to provide pics like this, then walk away.
Ask better and highly detailed pics.
a Good indication is its price.....what is he asking?...as these prices easily do 15- 20K at the big houses.
My gut feeling about this one without better pics: postwar etched ones are the ones that will be photographed on a cheap kitchen table.......people now a days know the prices and will take good pics to benefit from the current market prices.
Always beware of very rare daggers like this one, and getting pics that are not detailed enough to make a proper verdict.
Regards,
Ger
Hi Allikat ,,I have to echo Gerrits thoughts and concerns..on these. Herder is one of the most highly faked SS and SS Rohm daggers. The price range for a decent one is in the same ball park if not more in some cases of condition..as Gerrit has specified. I have also seen this same exact photograph floating around before....be careful.
For one of these...if it is not coming from a well known reputable dealer...then an in hand inspection is required by someone who knows. The price range will help you decide the direction you need to go in. Regards Larry
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alikat,
All has been said above, Now, Run Away, Fast
Regards Mac 66.
Yet another aged looking Rohm SA with an improperly applied inscription...Seems like a sudden flood of these things of late. Am not a big fan of the crossgraining on this one either...
William
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Thanks guys, running shoes on and door open!
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