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Gentlemen, Can anyone please tell me, if this large oval Eickhorn trademark is rare or not ? We almost always see the small trademark and the only large oval that we usually accounter, are on Rohm blades.
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Pat, they are harder to find. I have owned 1 that came out of the woodwork. They may be a little more desirable but really does not add much more value.
NICE dagger!
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Hi Pat
It reminds me of this oval trademark which was a good one.
Jesper
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Thanks Eric ! Indeed Jesper, I do remember this SS EM.
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I really regret selling it - wonderful piece
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Pat very hard to find in england. here's mine
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Regards Sean
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The large Eickhorn SS daggers are much rarer than the standard type. They bring a higher value.
Eric
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I have seen very few Large oval SA's. JR Picked one up at the Max that I was admiring - which was the first one I saw in a while. I think that I see more of the Large oval SS Daggers than the SA's. Especially nice to see one in this condition Pat! Nice score! BTW, Is it Bench Marked? The Large oval's usualy are.
Best Regards, Scott R.
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Pat:
Very nice. Looks kinda familiar. I think I saw something like this at JRs table at the MAX.
John
Always looking for Eickhorns and etched bayonets.
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Super dagger Pat! The large oval smooth tail Eickhorns are scarce. The large oval serrated tail Eickhorns are very scarce.
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And what about big TM and Rohm inscription ?
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quote: Originally posted by Scott R.:
BTW, Is it Bench Marked? The Large oval's usualy are.
Bench marked number "2".
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Nice "smooth Tail" Pat. Although not rare but it is scarce IMO. Jesper's I'm afraid is the 3 eared Czech Smooth tail. Regards, -serge-
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They are rare Pat but more common than say a Mcsaar 9 or 10. In that kind of condotion they are extremely rare! What a screamer!
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Thanks Paul, glad you like it.
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Lovely dagger Pat and as usual a screamer condition wise ! I have a couple - SA and SS -but not quite as 'minty' as this one
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It's my large oval serrated tail Eickhorn
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Ilya is your dagger Gau stamped and bench marked?
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And here is mine. Benchmarked with "4".
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These large oval Eickhorns are typically found with a Wf Gau stamp.. I have only seen a couple that weren't. One was an Ns and one I think was He.
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quote: Originally posted by Skyline Drive: These large oval Eickhorns are typically found with a Wf Gau stamp.. I have only seen a couple that weren't. One was an Ns and one I think was He.
Interesting, I didn't know ! Thanks for the info. Still very strange that the large oval Eickhorns are typically found with the Wf Gau mark.
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Not so strange really. Solingen is located in the North Rhine Westphalia region of Germany. If these large oval Eickhorns are among the very earliest of the mass production SA daggers, and I believe they are, then the Gau distribution system was also at an early stage. It makes sense that the earliest daggers were distributed more or less locally to Gau Wf. Note also that the other two daggers I have seen with Gau Ns and He are in regions located directly adjacent Westphalia.
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Coooooooooooooool !
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