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What do you mean about this dagger: real or fake? It`s not my dagger. I don`t know if there`s a number under the frog stud.
Thanks JanC
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Only Burgsmuller have a number under the frog stud!
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The dagger currently is at ebay.
With BURGSM�LLER�s there should be a (parts) number (of H�RSTER) downside = inner side on the frog stud. Hard to be seen.
wotan, gd.c-b#105
"Never look for sqare eggs" as a late owner of an original FHH-dagger used to say.
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New info: There is no number under the frog stud. The scabbard is magnetic, but the stud and the ball are not!
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Nice dagger I'm jealous,cant wait to find me a good one. 
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ALL Burgsmuller's have a frog stud number. IF NOT, the scabbard is suspect. I would check the ball on the end as it should be magnetic and steel, not brass.
Also, I don't like the blade without seeing it in person and the ST number is not the normal font for this school.
The frog looks too narrow for an NPEA.
Overall, I would pass.
Ron Weinand
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At least the scabbard sounds bad as no number on the frog stud and unmagnetic (probably brass) stud and ball are absolute no no�s for BURGSM�LLERs.
These NPEAs are one of the hardest to check III.R. daggers. Before seriously thinking of buying they always need an in hand check of an in NPEAs experienced collector. If there wouldn�t be such prominent red flags like here are everything is possible.
wotan, gd.c-b#105
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I think also the dagger is dubious, but I want to hear your opinions before I tell this to the owner of the dagger.
Thanks for your info.
JanC
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hello me also i have many photos of this dagger by the german dealer,but i have not buy because the stud and ball are in brass, a big dubt for me
best regards
patrick
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