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02-06-2012 10:30 PM
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Re: First HJ knife purchase, have questions
To me it looks like a very nice example. I have dealt with Paul and I'm sure if you have any questions about the item he will be more than happy to assist you!
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Re: First HJ knife purchase, have questions
Hi and welcome to the forum!
I have added the pics to the server for you.
The grip insignias were certainly finished before being inserted into the grip as these were made by outside insignia manufactureres and not by the dagger makers themselves. If the insignia is glued in place that is an issue which needs to be addressed.
Cheers, Ade.
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Re: First HJ knife purchase, have questions
Hi looks like a restored peice to me with replacement alloy rivets & the daimond looks glued in place as mentioned, i,m sure Paul had described this hj knife as restored in his sales description & if your not happy with it i,m sure he will gladly return your money.
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Re: First HJ knife purchase, have questions
Thanks for the input. The rivets also did strike me as a little odd, aluminum looking, I suppose I could check them with a magnet. I'll email Paul with my questions and thoughts. The description had no mention of the knife being restored or
having the ricasso glued. Here it is below:
HJ-387 RZM M7/51 (Anton Wingen) 1939 Hitler Youth Dagger
Here's another RZM! The blade looks great! It has some spotting/age grey throughout, but the tip and fit are perfect, the crossgrain looks great and the RZM maker mark is beautifully executed. The blade rates Exc+/Exc++. The leather buffer pad remains intact. The scabbard is well-worn. Some of the paint has worn off, the back runner (and its rivet that holds the leather) are missing, it also has a large pressure mark to the obverse. The leather is in great shape and the snap works as it should but the leather will swing around the one remaining rivet that is loose. The hilt has some oxidization wear and the back of the pommel has lost some of its plating. The black celluloid checkered grip plates are in near perfect condition! The HJ diamond is in excellent condition retaining 100% of its enamel. The scabbard could use some TLC, but the blade is pretty nice. Overall this piece rates Exc+.
$325 HOLD
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Re: First HJ knife purchase, have questions
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poorbast
Thanks for the input. The rivets also did strike me as a little odd, aluminum looking, I suppose I could check them with a magnet. I'll email Paul with my questions and thoughts. The description had no mention of the knife being restored or
having the ricasso glued. Here it is below:
HJ-387 RZM M7/51 (Anton Wingen) 1939 Hitler Youth Dagger
Here's another RZM! The blade looks great! It has some spotting/age grey throughout, but the tip and fit are perfect, the crossgrain looks great and the RZM maker mark is beautifully executed. The blade rates Exc+/Exc++. The leather buffer pad remains intact. The scabbard is well-worn. Some of the paint has worn off, the back runner (and its rivet that holds the leather) are missing, it also has a large pressure mark to the obverse. The leather is in great shape and the snap works as it should but the leather will swing around the one remaining rivet that is loose. The hilt has some oxidization wear and the back of the pommel has lost some of its plating. The black celluloid checkered grip plates are in near perfect condition! The HJ diamond is in excellent condition retaining 100% of its enamel. The scabbard could use some TLC, but the blade is pretty nice. Overall this piece rates Exc+.
$325 HOLD
I,m 100% sure Paul will refund your money on return of the hj knife.
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