Good Morning...i d appreciate your opinions on this Blade...i have some concerns on the 1936 Mark on the Blade and the lack of any crossgrain (seems nickel plated)...many thanks
Ss Epack Blade...opinions
Good Morning...i d appreciate your opinions on this Blade...i have some concerns on the 1936 Mark on the Blade and the lack of any crossgrain (seems nickel plated)...many thanks
Last edited by lucabrnroma; 05-27-2017 at 02:47 PM.
This is not an original blade. The logo is placed to close against the tang/lower guard.
Can't zoom in on the pictures but the inscription and logo are probably laser etched.
Many thanks Krisse
Looks heavily polished. Can't tell by my phone. Logo does not look stamped.
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Fake blade indeed.
We cant trash the fact that.... E Pack has also used to logo variants for their Rohm daggers..and the one close to the shoulders is a rarer type found. I also dont have a problem with it being mirrored as a zealous over cleaning will result in a mirror bright blade.
But the damning detail is the 1936 tang marking..which makes this blade junk
Good eyes Gents
Regards Larry
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We cant trash the fact that.... E Pack has also used to logo variants for their Rohm daggers..and the one close to the shoulders is a rarer type found. I also dont have a problem with it being mirrored as a zealous over cleaning will result in a mirror bright blade.
But the damning detail is the 1936 tang marking..which makes this blade junk
Good eyes Gents
Regards Larry
Larry, I don't think the Pack made SS Rohms.
The blade is completely bad
Yes indeed. Pack didn't made Röhm SS daggers.
Thanks Gents..I meant to say SA Rohms
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One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
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