Hello: I wonder if this is original SS dagger or false. Thank you very much, but I am counting on these images as it is published online.Thanks and regards.
S.O.S dagger SS original?
Hello: I wonder if this is original SS dagger or false. Thank you very much, but I am counting on these images as it is published online.Thanks and regards.
This dagger has been apart.
It should NOT have a distribution mark of an "I" on the front of the crossguard. That alone would put me off it. The photos are also trying to hide a bad fit to the lower right side of the crossguard too.
Cheers, Ade.
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Run away from this grip &crossguards!
A possible chained sheath upgrade of an earlier piece? Is that blade Chrome-plated?? Turn that lower guard around as it Should be, and let's see some photos of that blade-clear,close and Both sides. Is there a maker's mark, for example?
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Hello, thank you very much for all your help. Only I tell you these few images, as well is posted for sale on the Internet. Regards.
If they will not provide any better photos....assume it is crap and walk away. Never, under Any circumstances-buy a dagger with blurry photos. Clear photography is Not that difficult. If the photos are bad and they can or will not show better-then assume as a rule of thumb that the dagger is bad as well and let it go.
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Blow me away with all that white background...would confuse anyone.
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White background can show anything very clear...IF...the light/flash has been properly used!by Larry C
We will show that in our new to come Heer book
But its also great to lead the attention away when there is ( like in these shots) way to much light exposed, but looking at this dagger, that is exactly whats needed to sell this Frankenstein
Ger
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