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03-24-2013 07:44 PM
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
Well, since nobody else has replied, I'll take a shot at it. It looks like a nice original and complete 2nd Model. I'm not familiar with the maker, so I'll let somebody else tackle that. The portepee is correctly mounted on the dagger, which shows that either a knowledgeable collector placed it that way or it has been like that since the war. Hard to tell the condition of the blade from these photos, and of course that is the most important part of the dagger. The hanger and scabbard are both in nice condition in my opinion. I'd say value is between $900-$1100, but I have a very limited knowledge of these things. Somebody else can give you a more accurate assessment.
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
Photographing the blade is really hard,with lighting and such...i perhaps need to try again...as for the mounting of the he portepee,its always been like that so i also assume its been like that since the war. thanks
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
Originals, 2LW dagger manufactured by Arthur Schuttlehoffer Solingen.
Although it is a rare marker, it does not make it more expensive, because it is composed by generic parts.
(Arthur Schuttlehoffer Solingen was a small firm, that has used generic parts for daggers)
Portepee was probably added later, (perhaps portepee is for Herr dagger), because the longer version, and 2LW dagger used shorter.
(First model L.W. dagger he used a longer version Portepee)
In addition, the color does not match with the dagger scabbard , but it's hard to see through the photos.
I think he has a maximum value of 800 - 850USD in this condition.
Regards
Vedran
Last edited by Rancid66; 03-24-2013 at 11:03 PM.
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
Wow I am still blown away with the level of knowledge that is shared but i have some questions...
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Rancid66
Portepee was probably added later, (perhaps portepee is for Herr dagger), because the longer version, and 2LW dagger used shorter.
(First model L.W. dagger he used a longer version Portepee)
Ok,So the portepee is to come off and be sold separately.
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Rancid66
the color does not match with the dagger scabbard , but it's hard to see through the photos.
This has me scratching my head,how can I be sure its a match? What should I be looking at, specifically...
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
You can leave the portepee on, its not textbook but they go for 100 bucks alone, I am sure in the history of TR daggers that a long version portepee ended up on a 2nd model Luft more then once, and I wouldnt worry about the color not matching, it does happen, and in this case will not effect the price.
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
Hi KG,, you can sell the portepee on or off it would be your choice ,,but IMO it would be best to be left as it is desirable to have a full rig set as what you have pictured. Corey, Max, and Vedran have provided excellent insight for the sale of your dagger. Your 2nd model Luftwaffe dagger,,is a standard version made of of generic parts,, which is highly common with this type of dagger. It should do well in the classified section,, but please post photos of the front and back of the whole dagger...front and back..of the crossguard,, the grip and the pommel..also including close ups of the scabbard carrying bands. This will greatly support the sale of your dagger here on the classifieds. Regards Larry
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
- Larry C
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Re: 2nd Model Luftwaffe Dagger
I would also encourage you to study our past threads as there are many various makers of 2nd Model Luftwaffe daggers. You will be able to compare the minute differences,,between the various makers of this artistically created dagger. Enjoy your walk!
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
- Larry C
One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill
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