#60711
10/26/2008 07:23 PM
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Last one with the dagger in place. The intersting thing is this hanger is black which I suspected might be for NSKK but from the pics above showing two different colors of hfrog in wear I think it's a rank designation, just my guess from seeing the picture posted above.
Fritziii
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#60712
10/26/2008 09:14 PM
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VERY NICE
Regards Sean
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#60713
10/26/2008 11:00 PM
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Shouldn't this thread be posted in the section below?
Edged Weapons Accoutrements Forum
Visit this forum to discuss hangers, frogs, portepees, control tags, dagger storage bags, or anything else that was used with German edged weapons. Moderated by Houston Coates.
Bob
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#60714
10/26/2008 11:05 PM
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Bob, I regard these as "Dealer's Choice". If the poster wants to put them in the Accouterments (Accroutrements for some) area or here, I can accept either choice. In this case, I was the dealer, so here it stays dave
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#60715
10/26/2008 11:40 PM
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OK...I'm down with that!
Bob
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Well, it's been a while since this thread was started..! Here is an SA dagger frog that I used to own nearly 30 years ago, and now, it has come my way again. A few thoughts: nearly all the frogs that I have seen that are of this style have come from the maker 441 ( L2/441/38 etc.) They seemed to have made two types of verticals, one with a more rounded and reduced area, where the upper portion of the scabbard would rest, and a more traditional frog type with a larger, more pronounced throat area. They also seem to have had two price points, as the frog shown by Fritziii is not marked Kernstück, or created from a single piece of superior leather. It is noticeably thinner than the one I possess. They all seem to have had a very light tanned appearance before they were dyed/stained, and you can really see the effect of movement by the scabbard carry ring on the rivet head. This frog was bought indirectly from the family of a Canadian veteran, and came with an NPEA dagger inside it, long gone now ( where are you, 12232? ) These seem to be fairly pricey these days, as stated, and I would consider them to be among the most rare of SA accoutrements, certainly more scarce than a comparable SS vertical of which there are thousands. Btw, the SA man carrying the dagger at the party rally, closest to the camera, is a pioneer, as evidenced by the pick axe that his dagger is resting on. Bi piped collars and caps would make this photo early ('33-'34-'35 frame) depending on when the bi-coloured piping was phased out.
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