My first SA dagger in the collection (RZM M7/72)
Hi guys,
I wanted to share my first SA dagger of my collection.
To my opinion it’s in good condition although It has had one little repair (looks to be wartime done).
The scabbard looks in good condition and the blade has some crossgraining.
Ofcourse you may always share your opinion on it if you want to.
Nice dagger! It is always pleasure to see someones first dagger in good conditionYou beated me. My first dagger was fake
If you didnt research yet the RZM M7/72 is maker named Karl Rob
Yes ! Another SA collector joins the ranks !
Good choice. One of the last daggers made.
Regards
Dave
I remember my first SA dagger . Very nice Becareful they sneak up on you
In a couple of your photos the dagger has been reversed in the scabbard ...grip eagle facing out and scabbard ring should always be to the right.
Grip is early but I see no issues with that at all.
Congrats on your first..your cherry is broken.
Regards Larry
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill
Nice looking dagger with a replaced original early grip, as on a 1942 production a high ridge grip would be expected.
Regards
Ger
Thanks to all for your comments!!!
Drambejz:
Thanks for your answer
And ooh that's probably the worst thing that can happen!!
Dave H:
Thanks for welcoming me into it
RH1941:
Thanks!!
I'm looking forward to buying my next one!!
Larry C:
Thanks for your comment and sharing your knowledge!
And I did that because the scabbard looks almost "mint" on one side but has a few scratches on the other side.
But I didn't think of it being not historically correct.
gerrit:
Thanks for your answer and sharing your knowledge!
I'm happy to get my first one, up to more!
Quite the opposite. Thankfuly the fake wasnt expensive and it convinced me to buy reference books and start studying what I want to collectby Militariacollecter
Drambejz:
Thanks for your answer
And ooh that's probably the worst thing that can happen!!
Well you can look it that way, that's true!!
And they don't fool you anymore
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