Eickhorn RZM SA Dienstdolch - Opinions?

[DerFunker]

Hi gents, I'm looking at picking up my first SA Dagger. To start off the new collection, I've found an Eickhorn “RZM 7/66” 1940 dated dagger for a very reasonable price. I've been comparing pics all evening, and my inexperienced eyes don't pick out anything out of order, but I'm kindly asking for your thoughts on anything I might have missed. I'm asking for more pics, specifically some larger pics, but I'd be ever so grateful if anyone could identify anything that looks amiss with these. As always, thanks a million.

-DF

[SkylineDrive]

The photos are not the best. Shadows can obscure and hide details. However, it appears to be a nice conditioned late Eickhorn RZM. It's highly unlikely anyone would fake one of these anyway. The grip eagle may even be solid nickel and not plated over zinc, which would be a bonus.

[Larry C]

Photos are not the best and are pixelated ....but I do agree also with Skyline that it does " appear " to be a nice conditioned example.

Clearer photos would be a benefit.

Regards Larry

[DerFunker]

The photos are not the best. Shadows can obscure and hide details. However, it appears to be a nice conditioned late Eickhorn RZM. It's highly unlikely anyone would fake one of these anyway. The grip eagle may even be solid nickel and not plated over zinc, which would be a bonus.

Photos are not the best and are pixelated ....but I do agree also with Skyline that it does " appear " to be a nice conditioned example.

Clearer photos would be a benefit.

Regards Larry

Thanks, gents! Agreed on the pic quality, more pics in better lighting (and hopefully better resolution) to be requested.

Thanks again!

[Larry C]

Thankyou DF for the updated photos ...it helps very much....I see no issues with it from my end and is well preserved for being a late period example.

Regards Larry

[Dave H]

Looks good with all the signs of a late RZM dagger

[gerrit]

Might even be one like this.....