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Can anyone tell me if this good?
Thank you,
Steve
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Looks very good to me,typical Alcoso fittings. Must be a bit earlier(has the second maker mark used during the third reich era,possibly the earliest used on 2nd lufts the "ACS" only mark was used on the earliest heer daggers) dont usually see these with the springy wire,and it looks to have some good patina to the wire also.(usually see the more simple triple or double twisted brass wire) How does the scabbard look? Kevin.
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Kevin,
Thank you for your response. The scabbard looks good. I will be happy to post a pic.
Thanks again,
Steve
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Heers68 is right on the ball Steve.
Love those alcoso daggers and swords.
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