Hi Sepp,
Nice far away shots of the whole blade. I know a little but not enough to tell from that distance. If it is real it's not much of a bargin at the buy it now price IOM with the economy and all.
That's my 2 cents worth anyway.
Eric
No returns, sold "as is"? Not saying this is dispositive to the seller's knowledge of the piece or not but I don't think it ever gives a bidder a good feeling when bidding on something as often faked as an NPEA.
Also, what's with the seller's posted "jealousy" thing? I can appreciate a seller not wanting outside parties to skew a deal but doesn't this sound a little too much like a diatribe?
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You know, Jealousy is the root to all evil. there are a ton of so called experts out there. that seem to have noting better to do than to keep track of what we sell, and email our bidders with a pack of lies about almost any thing we list.
we are not alone, that is why ebay has provided the option of making listings private. where the seller and the bidder are the only two people that can communicate with each other. I am sorry to say that because of these jealous know it all's, or what I like to call " Self Made Ebay Super Heros" that feel like they need to ruin someone else's deal because they think they know it all, or because they just cant afford it. We have been forced to use this option of privacy. Our feedback says it all. Over 1400 happy customers and climbing.
He has a couple of other items ,now you wonder if they came from the vet that he has the helmet from??
Stay far away, the makers mark give the blade away as fake, the letters are too fat and rounded. The grip is fake, based on the shape, grip color and grain. No numbers under the stud lug, so that is suspect as well. Given his policy above, only a fool will bid on this one. JMO, John