is the crossguard not a holler as they all have small (ish) beaks but the one shown above is a lot longer?
is the crossguard not a holler as they all have small (ish) beaks but the one shown above is a lot longer?
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Very educative.
Alcoso crossguard on a Holler dagger?
No this isn'right: seems to be generic B or Herder on a Holler dagger.
Gr. Theo.
Last edited by stekker; 12-31-2011 at 01:08 AM.
Great links for info on the Heer dagger, Ade.........!
Regards,
Steve.
Rbminis yes i know that you answer me but you was the only one. Ade the link is greate but my english is bad so i don't understand some words.
Hi Ade,
A great link that I will keep!
When he first posted it, he did not show it apart. Now that I look at it a little closer, (better photos would still help) I do not really like it. The quality of the blade grind is less than I would expect, where the blade would rest against the leather buffer is not even. If this were made by Holler, I would expect better workmanship.
Also I am not sure which Alcoso guard this represents as I do not see a match on the link that you posted. At best, I think either a repro or a parts dagger.
Ralph.
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Oke, here i go again.
None of the shown crossguards looks like the crossguard on the Holler dagger.
Gr. Theo.
i can post better picture but i dont know what you need
I've also read that if you can see a swirling pattern on a Heer
scabbard - rather than a mass of dots - it's fake.........
Regards,
Steve.
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