Its been a little quiet on the forum lately, so I thought I would try to stir up a little enthusiasm.....

couple more...

Nice excellent daggers.

my enthusiasm is going up ;-)

...and again

Hey, this is exactly what we collectors do like concerning edged weapons: Rareness and best condition! It is always a treat to see such wonderful items.
Regards,

WOW Some beauties

Excellent photos - soft box makes all the difference, backgrounds compliment the daggers

Sorry I dont know what a " soft box " is? Whatever it is I dont have one......
Paul

Paul,

Great stuff, as always.

Gee, Paul, you have everything else and in great shape and by rare makers, so a 'soft box' should be mandatory.

BTW, I don't know what that is either

Cheers.

That RLB is to die (or kill) for.

The RLB's have always been my favorite of the 3rd Reich daggers.

A "Soft Box is a box covered with light material where you put the lights all around the box and it gives you uniform lighting with 0 glare.

Auction houses use them. That is quite a compliment to your photographic skills Paul.

Many thanks guys. Jim ill dig out my other RLB's and post those, including the unique one in my Avatar. The art deco styling make them my all time favourites-much undervalued in my opinion!
Paul

All time machine pieces...lovely

A "Soft Box is a box covered with light material where you put the lights all around the box and it gives you uniform lighting with 0 glare.

Auction houses use them. That is quite a compliment to your photographic skills Paul.

Thank you -Jim W

Yes - excellent photos
very hard to photograph metal objects without flares or hot spots
so hats off to Paul, pleas post more when you can.

My other RLB's (for more info on 2nd Model Officer see Johnsons "German Daggers of World War II" volume 3 pages 768 to 771) HJ Leaders Dagger from earlier post will be found in volume 2 pages 594, 595 in the same series

Weyersburg

Paul,

Great array of super conditioned examples. Where's the 1st model Leader's dagger?

Shes up there Billy my friend, see my third? Post

P

Paul,

How did I miss it? Nice!

Excellent examples of a lot of lesser seen types I don't have! Best, Kevin.