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10-18-2012 10:15 PM
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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
Hi Max, in Reference to improving the condition,, a little Simichrome polish could not hurt to use on the blade,, everything else I would leave alone. There is not much you can do to enhance Late period SA daggers as the materials used were less superior than the early version SAs. A soft cotton cloth can be used to wipe down the fittings and scabbard. Still a nice first dagger to get you started in this type of collecting field. Regards Larry
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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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
Nice dagger. Try to stay away from the blade inscription
if using abrasive polish.........
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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
Yea I think im just gonna leave it alone, I cant imagine getting it anymore shinier then it already is, any thoughts on why the leather hanger would be black instead of brown?? also has anyone ever used something to make the inscription stand out more for display purposes?
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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
NSKK or SS hanger. I would not try to enhance the inscription.........
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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
how do you display one of these? in the scabbard or out? anybody have any photos so I can get some ideas?
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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
Nice diplay you got there!, I like the HJ dagger, thats gonne be my next purchase.
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Re: My First SA Dagger Vet bringback
To the OP,
I think you have a very nic example of a Vet bringback SA dagger.
To Steve,
That is a very nice display. I would like to see the big picture. Are those Navy scabbard tip's in the pic?
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