An interesting dagger, Dutch.

A Rohm dagger originally, made by Carl Eickhorn, with the inscription now ground off. The blade front has been well cleaned.

I suspect the grip has been refinished as it is shiny and Eickhorn did not varnish their grips. You can also see a darker shadow surrounding the eagle where the refinisher avoided getting too close to the eagle ... which is in great shape.

The crossguards are a bit of a puzzle as they do not have the deep hand enhanced grooves usually found on early Eickhorns. Is there a small number stamped on the underside of the lower guard ?

The scabbard is also a puzzle. In the top photo, the dagger does not fully 'seat' into the scabbard. The upper scabbard fitting looks slightly flatter than the curve of the guard. Perhaps just the photo. The scabbard finish looks like un-lacquered anodizing but I am not sure.

Dave