SS Dagger not sure original

[SilluAgain]

Hello everyone, I found this dagger and I need opinions. You can't see a blatant copy but I have doubts about its authenticity, the wood is extremely worn, the metal has weird stains, especially it has some weird stains on the blade, the seller says they are blood stains, but that doesn't make any sense, you can see some black marks on the blade but the rest is in perfect condition, but I am not an expert in blood stains on metal either. I await your answers, thanks in advance.

[Larry C]

I dont have any doubts about its Authenticity at all....and should of been posted on April 1 ...in a few days which would of recieved alot of authentic replies.

I do give you credit though.....you did post it in the correct forum ...but have you at least checked the pinned thread for SS producers ...just to double check and see if Alcoso ( A Jewish owned business ) ..produced SS daggers ?

It would be encouraging and enlightening for you to at least use what is at your finger tips the many threads within this forum including the internal search engine located at the upper right hand corner of each page.

Please try ..Ok ?

Regards Larry

[gerrit]

Oh dear............Larry are you sure this is not an original?

I think it could have fooled anyone having that great fit overall looking at the marvelous grip, immaculate Alcoso logo and unique Logo fonts!

Glad you warned me bro!

Ger

[SilluAgain]

I have seen SS daggers made by Alcoso.

So basically you're telling me it's fake?

[gerrit]

I have seen SS daggers made by Alcoso.

So basically you're telling me it's fake?

Well they are just as bad as the one you showed.
Alcoso was a Firm in the hands of Alexander Coppel and he was a Jew.
They never got a SS contract to produce.

Ger

[Woolgar]

Bloodstains!!? Ha!Ha!Ha!

Nick

[Dave H]

100% fake.

[Vocht]

Many Allied soldiers met their end at hands of these ceremonial SS dagger blades.