Hello I am being offered this dagger and these are the only photos I have. The picker says that the blade also has Clemens & Jung at the top. Is this an original war time dagger? I will see if he can send a photos of the markings.
Thanks
Devin
Hello I am being offered this dagger and these are the only photos I have. The picker says that the blade also has Clemens & Jung at the top. Is this an original war time dagger? I will see if he can send a photos of the markings.
Thanks
Devin
Hi Devin...Moved to the Luftwaffe forum. The lighting exhibits artificial aging ...but not certain of this. Im seeing a mix of flash and gold hues..wait for the sharpness of the Luft eyes...someone will be along shortly. Regards Larry
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Hi Devin,
This is a well known fake.
Regards
Danny
AGREE with Danny, ALL bad here! Kevin.
Hi people, I wouldn't usually comment on an engraved dagger as i got stung years ago with a Totenkopf K98 ! you all know the ones. I totally agree with the guys above that this is indeed a fake ,my reasons for this being what appears to be the dark laquer used for aging on the pommel & crossguard ,The scabbard rings look a bit to large as does the grip, not sure the twisted wire is right either ! My question really is, how accurate is the Generalstaff etching & is it a pattern Clemens & Jung used ? I've seen a few of these on the net recently for between £350 - £1400 all claiming to be 100% did this dagger actually exist ? your thoughts people, Cheers Paul
Thank you for the replies you guys saved me from spending the $$ this picker is asking. This must be an older fake I noticed the verdigris on some of the handle or I guess this can be faked also to make it look older.
Thanks again for the help
Devin
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