Hello,
what do you think of the assembly of this dagger?
this type of mounting has already been seen on puma daggers.
the blade was mounted to the envers when I recover it leaving me a doubt about a possible reassembly.
he seems to be an early dagger.
thank you.

Hello Blondin, this dagger has a "B" generic guard with what looks to me to be an Eickhorn pommel...can't quite tell about the scabbard, need closer pics of the bands but it has double flush mounted screws, yes? Best, Kevin.

Hello,
Thank you for that answer.
I'm taking pictures tomorrow.
but the question is, is assembly possible or is it a reassembly?

Hello, here are the pictures.
in advance thank you for the information.
if it is a reassembly then it is very well done.

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hello I am surprised not to have an answer.
Is this a dagger of pieces where is this montage possible?
thank you

Hello Blondin, perhaps the reason for no answers is that in the moment it is difficult to answer because of a technical problem.
Vern is on the way to fix it (Vern: We finally got the new translation tables and will be loading them in the next day or two. That should resolve the "disappearing text" problem. I'll post again as soon as they are loaded and tested. Thanks to everyone for your patience).
Hope that you will get the proper answers.
Regards,

Looks like a proper A generic scabbard. Very textbook except for the Eickhorn produced pommel but who knows how long they have been together? Best, Kevin.

Hello thank you.
if I understood correctly, nothing shocks you on this dagger.
Puma could therefore use parts from other manufacturers.
the state makes me think what has been worn long by their owner.
greetings

IMO part dagger.
Pommel is Carl Eickhorn Solingen product. Ferrule is generic type A, and crossguard and scabbard are generic type B. Blade is Puma Solingen product from later pariod.


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