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i like your wild boar. It's truly a one of a kind piece. Thanks for sharing it.

I think I have seen this dagger on eBay in the last 2 months. I did not even think about buying it because of the cross guard, a "red flag" to me.

C. Wetzel-20609

Credit - The MFF.


Here are a few Peichel.. Some years ago there was a great drive to say that Don Boyle never knew him.. But Don did. To those close tohim he showed the letters [ pre computer ].!



Some say they are collectable... To me,,they are not. The quality isn't good. The Honor rings were terrible compared to today's copies.. All the rings had some kind of faults on them.. Different strokes for different folks!

had a couple emails.. Both allude to the mark being like the goldtone mark and a Ln mark all in one.. Oh yeah,,,thats the golden fleece hanging there on the lower right!

This is another I'm looking for.. Anyone have one? ,,condition does not matter please, show if you can.. Much thanks , Gaspare

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- guys I'll also have the rings on the 2 topics on the jewelry forum and more.. - .. Plus some other unique stuff.. Going to put out my last 2 and most favorite Wolchowstocks.. I've sold others before, and see them there on occasion, but these are really something!

OK, anyone needing a rest I'll have a table so no problem, come by and have a sit!.... ,G.

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this is when I really miss Andy! He'd be so excited about the MAX he'd be calling me every other day.. - anyway

Its supposed to be a good show. I know I'll see some of the GDC dagger collectors there. And I'm sharing the table with a political collector... The floors are concrete. after a day or so all day on your feet it gets tiring. So anyone need a rest/sit down no problem come have a sit..
I'll try and get as many photos as I can as usual!

Hi Don, at least it is a limited collecting niche. Some of them might be quite a challenge.

--dj--Joe

Hi Dave just a tid bit of info ...the logo on this Producer is one of the more common ones seen out of 6 logo variants.

What separates them is 2 little dots one dot on each end of the logo. Your dagger has no dots.
F. Dick also was a producer of Rohm daggers and also the same scenario that some Rohm daggers had dots and others did not.
Rohm dagger logos will be more closer to the lower crossguard than what is standard as seen on your dagger

So the first 2 standard position logos will have with and without dots
The 2nd would be the Rohm daggers will have with and without dots
The 3rd would be the logo being across the spine of the blade and not parallel with the spine....with and without dots.

So 6 all together ...and for the type collector its challenging to collect logo variants if they wanted to and this is what makes this hobby so much fun and satisfying.

Now days even some of these F. Dick types are getting difficult to find..but your example is perfect and shows the correct details to be seen by this producer. Nice Find

Regards Larry

Wow, what a sweet one there.

Vol. II is one I never purchased. I wonder if the images were posted online?
As I recall - at least one image I saw online somewhere, was of a multiple stationed contour shaped bench with some mounted tools) ( possibly drills and clamps)?

--dj--Joe

Thanks for posting compared to what I see offered at the MAX and SOS these daggers are actually better than average they are not parts daggers the handles appear to be quite nice, better than what is usually encountered the patina is matching and again very nice scabbards appear to be quite nice also the fittings... the portepee is authentic and is a bonus albeit not original to the dagger most likely. The vertical hanger doesn't appear that bad IMO so.....to the blades yes they aren't perfect but again I have seen far worse and one could easily live with both owing to the overall condition of both daggers so it all comes down to price should these end up all in at $2500 for the RZM and $3000 or less for the other then I would consider them well bought if you prefer a better blade as Dave points out then expect to pay $4000 for the RZM and $6000 for a decent maker IMO cheers and best, Ryan

I really like these Luftwaffe rings from Norway. There are a bunch of them scattered around the forum. The enamel on this one is chipped but that's OK. Normal wear and tear. The inside of the ring looks like it had a layer of silver added, possibly to make it smaller or maybe to mask damage. It has covered the silver mark that you normally see on this pattern.

https://www.heliosauctions.com/auction/561-auction-27-antique/lot-207-a-german/

5th, bayonet too?:





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Thank you again Stephen. Yes I've seen these types before, just never the later version with the Swaz.

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Gerrit,

Nice! Love it!

Pix posted. Thanks again Dutch.

An older but interesting thread. -------

--dj--Joe

It's been awhile. Any one have any thing new to add?

--dj--Joe

Thought to bring this back around to see if any collectors had other items to share. Any and all related items would be of interest.

--dj--Joe

Another one of my Targets. 1934Target Regensburg

All opinions welcome here. I've never posted photos of the hallmarks... Here's maybe a better photo. They are both glass enamel.... Both sold to the Baltics already with a Latvian...

Remember ,,not all enamel is transparent/translucent in rings. Same with awards and medals......

anyway..

I am sure every member would love to see your killer rings,,,and even the not so killer!

- Thanks , G.

Stephen,

Wow nice rings!

yes that is from the hoard rings... They are glass as 99% are... Just wondering if anyone has a 1%er