SA Dagger Justinuswerk

[RafaelDaggers]

Hello guys.

This dagger was offered through my website. on the photo,s to see it looks like a very nice dagger. the price was also good so have bought it right away. daggers addiction. at the back of the wood are some damage just like the back of the scabbard, you can see that this dagger has made quite a few kilometers along the uniform abrasive.

Would love to hear what you say.

[Wagriff]

Beautiful condition. Looks to possibly be unissued.

[heers68]

Very nice condition indeed! Has it been cleaned to make the fittings shine like this? Kevin.

[Walkwolf]

Shame about the grip - regardless, it's a nice dagger.........

[mauser9]

I would have grabbed it too. Looks in very nice shape. Appears to be an earlier production with the nickel fittings on the grip. My NSKK has the plated version guards and they tend to chip. Thanks for sharing.

[gerrit]

Lovely Dagger Raf!

blade is great overall a great example of an early Sa dagger!
Thx for showing

Ger

[Glenn66]

Looks great although I suspect cleaned fittings.

My Justinuswerk has more of the accumulated patina that should be expected on fittings of this age.

[RafaelDaggers]

Thanks for your responses, the fittings seem indeed polished all there is a light yellow glow in. the topschroef is undamaged and is very solid it looks like the dagger is not be opened.

[Alan M]

It displays beautifully , a nice example .

[gerrit]

Thanks for your responses, the fittings seem indeed polished all there is a light yellow glow in. the topschroef is undamaged and is very solid it looks like the dagger is not be opened.

Ive seen many collectors just robbing the dagger on a monthly base with a soft cloth, not polishing, just a gentle sweep, that can be enough to prevent the dagger from building up any patina.

i have to do a tiny translation here Raf sorry....topschroef=nut thinking faster then typing/translating error, hahahhaa

Ger