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Hello!. Help determine! Good or bad etching on the blade? Thank you!
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Superficially, this may look like a Voos-style etch found on army daggers.
But, several things, such as the maker, the eagle and lack of sprigs under wings, make this an etch to stay away from.
John
Always looking for Eickhorns and etched bayonets.
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Thanks for the answer! I'm waiting for other opinions! Or is it bad?
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This one is not for my collection.
GDC Gold Badge #290
GDC Silver Badge #310
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Superficially, this may look like a Voos-style etch found on army daggers.
But, several things, such as the maker, the eagle and lack of sprigs under wings, make this an etch to stay away from.
John Johnny nails this one straight. I seen it before - on fake daggers. It is Bad IMO.
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Thank you so much! Respect
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I agree! I am no etch pro but the mis-matched fittings of the hilt that have NOTHING to do with a Weyersburg blade would drive me away.. ugh! Kevin.
It's ALL in the DETAILS!!.......
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