Here are 5 Eickhorn R�hm daggers side by side: only 2 of them bear the same makersmark but still are different...

Best greetings,

Herman

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Herrman:

Love 'em. Can we get closeups of the TMs? With less obscured by the watermark

John

Hi Herman can you reduce the watermark a bit it makes objective study of the daggers almost impossible

great daggers i think ? looking at the pictures is like looking through chicken wire with a blindfold on . enough said

Great watermark :-)

Daggers too !!!

Would You please put some close pics of TM's especially the big one ?

"Watermarks" make viewing impossible for me!

Very nice Grouping!

Could you post some pic's from the black-beast?

Gerd

Thanks for the comments, guys.

I will show the makersmarks in separate photos, because showing them all 5 on one picture is a real challenge even without the "watermark":

This is what you should have seen (from left to right):

- large smouth tail
- small smouth tail (of a partial R�hm SS)
- early C.E. (only found on "christmas" SA r�hm daggers)
- small serrated tail
- small smouth tail (on a ground R�hm SA)

Best greetings,

Herman

Here are the 3 "classic" Eickhorn SA Ground R�hms:

For Gerd: the black beast...

And the makersmark of "Christmas SA"

Thank you for sharing your fantastic daggers

Thanks alot Herman.

Always a pleasure!

Gerd

Herman:

Holy mackerel... a single oval Eick!!!! I have only seen that mark on early HJs.

I am speechless!

Thank you for showing.

John

It took me some time, but I finaly found one: here is the 5th version of the R�hm SA by Eickhorn: Large double oval with serrated tail:

Best regards,

Herman

It must have belonged to a "lazy man"...

Here with his two egg twin: the large double oval smouth tail version.

Best regards,

Herman

Obverse view, to complete the set.

Herman,

Absolutely stunning.
Fabulous collection!!!

Rich

No wonder i cant find one ! simply stunning collection

Awesome Hermann!! The first photo is chilling to see!! I love them all. Thanks for sharing. Larry

Amazing collection! Thanks for showing them to us.

Danny

Herman,
I can't blame you for 'guarding' the Eickhorn logo on the Christmas dagger. A Fantastic dagger.

I recall several years ago someone here pulled out a Christmas dagger out of e-Ban with a copper scabbard and showed it here.
Which eagle does this one have? Nailed, or not? With 'halo', or without?

Thanks for showing.
Serge

Thank you, guys, for the kind words!

Serge, I don't believe this early eagle is nailed into the grip, but I cannot tell for sure: I never disamble my daggers.

Best regards,

Herman

Very nice collection Herman you got.
I love the earliest christmas squirrel,it must to be number 11 at the McSarr list

Regards
Stingray

Outstanding SS daggers that you have Herman.