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03-27-2016 03:34 PM
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Hi Luca..amid the flash which takes much of the detail away..I would say this dagger is ok. The scabbard under the same type of light seems to present the fittings as plated..which would not be original to an Early Herder SS dagger.
I can not comment on the numbers ..but separately the numbers being in the low category..would make for a great research project. Hard to say that this may have been a Rohm dagger without more light subtle photographs showing the full length of the reverse side of the blade. I would like to see a photo shot straight down the blade spine towards the tip of a wave in the blade ridge.
Its easy to hump up SA and SS daggers that were produced for Rohm inscriptions to buff out a blade and call it a Rohm. Age old practice. Better photo details will cast away any doubt I may have incurred on this dagger you have posted. Im not believing its a Rohm..until NON FLASH pics can be presented to the community here for study of the guards front and back and blade reverse.
Regards Larry
Last edited by Larry C; 03-27-2016 at 06:40 PM.
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looks like a honest erased Rohm dagger to me.like it.
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