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This came out of the woodwork this weekend. Can someone give me a realistic value on it?
Thanks Dow
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Hi Dow,
Looks like it has a nice blade.
Some enamel missing. In current market conditions...I think about $1,300 perhaps a bit more.
Regards,
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I think the Insignia was sometimes re-enamaled!
The blue is to bright. And it loks that they are some darker parts under.
For Witte such good etched, dark maker-mark is very unusual. But it looks nice.
Regards
Medes
as Tom Johnson use to say:
"...the story is really theirs to tell" now we will do...
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no second opinion about the enamel?
as Tom Johnson use to say:
"...the story is really theirs to tell" now we will do...
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Medes,
I had a chance to see this dagger in person. I did not notice any color differnce in the enamel. I think the lighting is reflecting differently on the chipped surfaces of the enamel making them look differnt colors. In my opinion what's left of the enamel is original to the dagger.
Thanks, Blademan
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