Early Luftwaffe sword by David Malsch
Hi gang sorry I haven't been on for a while so can I introduce a new buy for my birthday from my parents, it is an early lufty by David Malsch (Steinbach) Waffen-amt stylized eagle on the blade, with number 5 below in decent condition condition hope you like it as much as I do and thanks for looking,
cheers Ronnie
Nice one, form Steinbach.
It is always interesting to see the blade who was is not manufactured in Solingen.
Nordland
Nice to have you back Ronnie stay awhile and I hope someone steals your shoes so you cant run out again......Impressive sword..but what catches my eye is the baton in the background...these batons just dont come around hardly at all and were produced in a given small number.
Ronnie I do have a question have you..have you posted that baton somewhere on the forum and is there a link? Regards Larry
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Wow Ronnie!
Thats a Mega birthday present mate
Congrats & Happy Birthday
Regards Mac 66.
a very nice catch,please can we see the replica baton.
Thanks for the comment guys
thanks again for your comments,
cheers, Ronnie.....................off to Preston fair tomorrow for a hanger for the sword
Very nice piece there Ronnie, and glad your back M8
nice to see the double gripwire in good condition.
Am i right to say its the later Alu version?
and if i got presents like this i would be happy to age twice a year
so happy belated birthday!
Cheers,
Ger
Beautiful Lufty sword by an uncommonly seen maker and in top notch condition! Your Parents gave you this for your birthday? Wow! About all I ever got from My parents(God rest their souls) was an angry snarl and "Why do you keep buying all that Nazi crap??" lol
William
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[QUOTE=gerrit;956032]Very nice piece there Ronnie, and glad your back M8
nice to see the double gripwire in good condition.
Am i right to say its the later Alu version?
and if i got presents like this i would be happy to age twice a year
so happy belated birthday!
No Ger it is actually an early nickel version, its just my poor photography flashing the nickel outI will try better pics outside
cheers again for the comment guys,
Ronnie
Yes the flash makes its look like dull Alu
Ronnie you got a lovely piece there!
Ger
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