Hello
what do you think about this one ?
no maker mark
thanks for answers
cordially
Didier
SS dagger, opinions needed
Hello
what do you think about this one ?
no maker mark
thanks for answers
cordially
Didier
It would be nice to see it fully assembled. But it should be marked, unless it is a ground Rohm? More pics needed.
Cheers, Ade.
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Or an officers in the wrong scabbard?by Adrian Stevenson
Indeed, quite possible John.
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Hello Gentlemen
thank you
I ask for more pictures
I don't like the eagle and the fit of top crossguard ??
Didier
IMO there's nothing wrong with the eagle.
Ohw yes, and if the seller listens to the name Pawel Nowak,... Run away!!!
Hi Didier..good to see you
I realize these pics are not yours...but a fully assembled dagger would greatly help in seeing the fit details..in key areas. Also blade reverse pics of see see the identity of a maker..and district stamping. If you could get more photos of the seller is willing..it would help greatly in authentication.
Basically ..the separated parts look good...but that still does not make this dagger whole..or belonging to it. One of the reasons why I do not buy shoes onlineRegards Larry
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Is there some kind of floor on the left hand side top crosspiece?
This is the early Nickle version so the blade should be maker marked or at the very least rzm code if on the changeover. Anythings possible, but I cant say im too happy with the plain blade.
Has the crossguard got a numeral stamped on the rear?
I don't know why people find it so essential to pull things apart though, it always raises my suspicions.
regards matty
Officers were rarely marked
If it was chained officer you are right the blade should not be marked. No chain on this one though so maker mark or rzm code only imo.
best matty
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