Collectors!
I�m in Contact with the THW, (Thats the 3rd Reich TeNo!)
I had asked for 3rd Reich personel-Lists to confirm it with Dagger-Numbers.
Because I had wrote some articles about 3rd Reich daggers in past, it seems they would help me with some information.
Please post some of Your Numbers from TeNo daggers. I will see if we can get the Persons
to the numbers!
regards
Medes
Medes,
Interesting idea.
Regards,
Sokol
The idea is from Ron Weinand...
regards
Medes
Teno officer #3754
Teno EM #5144
JOE
Leader 1464
EM 10368
Ron Weinand
Leader 1409
Hewer 2940
Paul
Nice one Medes, It's be great to put names to these, one of my favourite daggers...
Hewer: 8194
Red
Now I have a final result:
This morning(Germany) I had mailed some of the dagger-numbers to my contact at the THW.
Now-minutes ago, I got a call from the THW.
They had checked ther documents from TeNo.
Result:
They don�t have any documents which contain dagger Numbers.
Sorry, I know that are not good news. But now it`s fact for the collector-community that there is no way to get the name from the original owner by confirm the dagger numbers.
The Guy from the THW was very kind, he told me that only 20! files had survived the end of the war...
Thats the story gentlemen....
Medes:
Too bad about that.
By the way, you know that as you get older, eyesight is the second thing to go.
My Teno Leader number is really 0980 (thank you, Ron, for bringing this to my attention).
John
quote:
Originally posted by JohnZ:
My Teno Leader number is really 0980 (thank you, Ron, for bringing this to my attention).
John
Woaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, that's the lowest that I have ever seen.
That's a real early Teno Leader.
I have seen a couple of TN Leader's with number below 100. Also, some of the early ones do not have the TN eagle etch on the blade with the Eickhorn TM.
Early TN Hewers also have the number stamped on the blade just like the TN leader in the early numbers.
There are also some TN Hewer variants.
Ron Weinand
Leader 3263
Hewer 9140
Postschutz 45
Medes, thanks for giving it a try, information like like would change the collectibility of Teno daggers which are underrated IMO...
Ron, interesting information. I was not aware of any variations on the Teno Hewer, or early stamped numbers. What kind of variations are there?
Red
Redbaron, I also think that it is an important information for us dagger collectors.
I�m wondering that it seems not so interesting for the collectors in gd.com.
regards
Medes
Andrew Free has a Teno Officers Dagger, #0531 on his website
[email protected].
Leader 1239
EM 6898 or 8689
Postschutz 235
My lone addition, alas it's no longer in my fold.
Hallo Medes,
my TeNo dagger has thr number 0266 but i have the Wehrpass from this man. The name ist Josef Sterf from Wien, is this correct?
best regards oliver1970
Oliver, please read my answer some posts before
regards
Medes
My Leader dagger was numbered 0410.
Well Bernie, it seems that you are winning first place for the earliest Teno Officer.
I also remember that it was in a pristine condition.
here are mine ,my officer was in the queue 43 places back from yours bernie.
dippy
2
3
Joe Pankowski told me that years ago he saw #068. I wonder where that dagger is today.
My EM hewer is 8002. ~ Ian
hello i can have this
hewer 8330
thanks
karl